Let's welcome our New Neighbors

Veterans across the U.S. are leading the way to welcome Afghan refugees and make sure they feel at home in their new communities

Families have been resettled in local communities, many with the aid of veterans groups, military family organizations and immigration agencies.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken reflects on this important moment and invites the nation to welcome Afghans in the months and years ahead.

U.S. military veterans are working tirelessly through private groups to rescue their translators and commandos.

Farhad Darya has dedicated his 2003 song, "Salaam Afghanistan," to the second generation of Afghans seeking safety and new beginnings.

Virtuosic Afghan pianist, Elham Fanous, shares his story of welcome along with his gift of music.

Efforts to resettle Afghans in the U.S. breathe new life into the motto “Out of many, one.”

The Muslim Alliance of Indiana has collected donations from both Muslim Hoosiers and various congregations.

Assisting in international evacuations is beyond the usual scope of school district employees’ work.

As the situation in Afghanistan unfolded, many Vietnamese Americans saw similarities with their family's experience after the Vietnam War – and are finding ways to help.

Local South Jersey community rallies together to ensure arriving Afghan children feel safe, welcome, and supported as they start school.