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Whether you work in child welfare, education, resettlement or another field, this archived webinar will help you use a dual generational approach with parents and teens to address their common challenges with the help of BRYCS’ parenting guidebook Raising Teens in a New Country.

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[…] The U.S. Department of State published government fact sheets on Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting that have been translated into seven languages.   Bridging Refugee Youth and Children’s Services ( BRYCS) hosts several resources on the topic of Female Genital Cutting, including a backgrounder, client-facing handbook, and fact sheets for practitioners.   Michigan’s Health and Human Services Department […]

[…] accompanying one-pager that explains what to expect from the handbook and how to use it in different settings including at school, at home, and as a group. A webinar to explore some ways to use the guide in your work and share more about how BRYCS engaged community members in the creation of the handbook

This tool is designed to assist programs in making use of the four Cultural Backgrounders developed by Bridging Refugee Youth and Children’s Services (BRYCS). It provides basic information to help staff begin discussions, relationships, and partnerships with immigrant and refugee families from Burma, Iraq, Somalia, and Eastern Nepal (Bhutanese).

BRYCS and the Office of Head Start’s National Center on Cultural and Linguistic Responsiveness (NCCLR) partnered to create this illustrated handbook for newcomer families parenting young children. It addresses the following themes: Family Well-Being, Safety and Protection, Guidance and Discipline, Healthy Brain Development, Early Learning and School Readiness, and Connecting to Early Care […]

[…] providers to use together with their refugee and immigrant clients. The booklet is targeted to newcomer parents with low levels of English proficiency and/or low literacy levels. BRYCS recommends using this booklet in culturally appropriate parent support groups, preferably run by at least one experienced newcomer parent of the same ethnicity and one U.S.-born […]

This training curriculum was developed by BRYCS in an on-going effort to ensure the safety and promote the well-being of unaccompanied undocumented children in the custody of the Office of Refugee Resettlement / Division of Children’s Services (ORR/DCS). The curriculum has two parts – Tier One and Tier Two. Tier One covers professional ethics […]

In collaboration with the Office of Refugee Resettlement, Bridging Refugee Youth and Children’s Services ( BRYCS) has developed this toolkit in order to support and assist schools with large numbers of refugee students. The purpose of this toolkit is to: Facilitate information-sharing among school personnel and others working with refugee children in the schools […]

This guide, created by BRYCS, was created for unaccompanied children and will assist young people in knowing their rights while they are in the United States, keeping them safe so they can thrive in their life journeys.