Speaking for Ourselves: Perceptions of Employment Among Immigrants and Refugees in the Twin Cities

The Speaking for Ourselves survey asked immigrants and refugees living in the Twin Cities about their perceptions and experiences related to education, transportation, housing, public health, safety, employment, finances, community and social engagement, and the immigrant experience. This study builds on a previous study conducted by Wilder Research in 2000.

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Nicole MartinRogers Monzong Cha Denise Hanh Huynh

Cha, Monzong

Huynh, Denise Hanh

MartinRogers, Nicole

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