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Hosted on September 17, 2026, the training was delivered by Krysti Nellermoe, Senior Program Officer for Emerging Technologies and Digital Literacy, Switchboard; and Kimberly Inez Mays, Senior Program Officer for Digital Platforms and AI, Switchboard. Resettlement service providers are navigating a new kind of challenge: how to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) tools into their […]
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Hosted on September 9th, 2026, the training was delivered by Maya Wahrman, Training Officer, Switchboard; and Kristen Allen, Training Officer, Switchboard. Refugee service providers nationwide are engaging with clients remotely through fully virtual or hybrid services, reaching people who might otherwise go unserved. This webinar explored the difference between fully virtual services and hybrid […]
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Are routine administrative activities limiting your ability to spend time and energy on the casework that really matters? In this blog post, we discuss real-world applications of artificial intelligence (AI) tools that can help you address common challenges and free up your time for more complex resettlement tasks requiring human judgment. This is Part Two […]
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As artificial intelligence (AI) tools become more common in resettlement service delivery, service providers need practical guidance for introducing these tools to clients transparently, obtaining informed consent, and maintaining trust across cultural and language differences. This guide covers how to prepare for AI use in service delivery, communicate clearly with clients, and respond to common […]
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Refugee service providers across the U.S. are integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into their work and have already found many useful ways to appropriately implement AI tools. But questions and considerations have also emerged: What about data privacy? What if AI gets something wrong? Can technology really fit into work that’s fundamentally about human connection and […]
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This tip sheet will help you incorporate digital literacy into your case management practice to support newcomer clients in building self-sufficiency. When clients improve their digital literacy skills, they gain confidence and are better equipped to engage with you, other service providers, and their new communities. Use the tips and resources below in coordination with […]
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Caseworkers often spend valuable time walking clients through the same basic processes again and again. Multimedia resources, like short videos, allow service providers to communicate more efficiently by replacing repetitive, time‑consuming one‑on‑one explanations with accessible and scalable resources. Creating a brief tutorial once in an accessible format and sharing it broadly ensures information is delivered […]
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For newcomers to fully benefit from virtual and information services (VIS), they must be able to navigate technology with confidence. Many newcomers, however, face barriers that limit their ability to engage online, access information, and participate in virtual services. This guide presents five core challenges to digital access, along with steps you can take to […]
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Information and communication technology (ICT) refers to all devices, software, services, and applications that communicate, process, or manage information. Appropriate ICT is essential for virtual services to newcomers. To develop virtual services and select appropriate ICT, providers need to understand newcomers’ access levels, skills, and preferences. Key areas to survey include language needs, general literacy, […]
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Are you working with newcomers and curious about evidence-based practices to support your clients, but you have limited time? Did you know that generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) can help you begin the research needed to help identify evidence-based interventions more efficiently. This blog walks you through how to use generative AI responsibly to support research […]
