KVAO staff meeting returnees on arrival
Feature Articles
Inside Cambodia’s Community of American Exiles, by Katya Cengel, Pacific Standard Fighting for Survival in a Foreign Homeland, by Rachel Bergen, MCC Exiled From U.S., Cambodian Felons Use American Know-How To Get Ahead, by Katya Cengel, NPR Cambodian-Americans Confronting Deportation, by Olesia Plokhii and Tom Mashberg, The Boston Globe Magazine Foreign Homeland, by Matt Surrusco, The Cambodia Daily Up To 200 Cambodian American Deportees Expected In 2018 As US Repatriates More Immigrants Strengers in their Homeland: The KHMERICAN CAMBODIANS TRUMP Deported Kicked out of the US, Cambodian migrants are sent to a home they’ve never known Read more With pardons, Democratic governors try to halt immigrant deportations
Videos
My Asian Americana, Studio Revolt Return to Sender: A Video Letter to the U.S. President, Studio Revolt Deportation in US, forced Back to Cambodia, Al Jazeera Cambodian Returnee's Orientation hosted by Thea Som Meet the American Residents Exiled in Cambodia, Journeyman Pictures Deported from U.S., Cambodians fight immigration policy, PBS NewsHour Sentenced Home, Indiepixfilms Never Be Homeslider
Returnees completed TESOL training with Sovannaphumi School
Khan Moek, our case manager specializing in employment services, assists a client in improving his computer skills in advance of a job interview
These are the friendly folks who meet the repatriation flights on arrival at the airport in Phnom Penh, accompany them through Immigration processing and offer assistance with resettlement including temporary housing, if needed. L to R: Sarath, Song, Sam, Sonec and Sarith. Maybe we should call them the “S Team.”
KVAO Executive Director Sonec Tan (in doorway) greets new arrivals at an orientation session at the KVAO office in Phnom Penh.
Meeting returnees on arrival at the immigration office to monitor entry processing.