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RIS e-Newsletter

The RIS e-Newsletter is a service for the volunteers, donors, friends and affiliates of Refugee and Immigration Services of Virginia.

Our RIS E-Newsletter is being sponsored by the Refugee and Immigration Services Community Board of Richmond, Virginia. Beyond covering occasional news updates on National and Virginian issues of interest to all our friends and supporters, it will thus primarily be reporting on issues and events of relevance to those partnering with us who serve the refugee and immigrant communities in Metro Richmond, Virginia. But our website will, also, be ocassionally publishing news of interest to both the Hampton Roads and Roanoke Valley areas whenever these articles have been submitted for publication.

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Our Roanoke Regional Office
Has Moved

The move took place on November 13th, 2008. The phone, fax numbers, and email addresses remain the same.

Refugee & Immigration Services
Roanoke Regional Office
820 Campbell Ave, SW
Roanoke, VA 24016-3536

 

Former 'Lost Boy' to lead U.S. Olympians in Beijing

August 8, 2008

BEIJING, China (CNN) -- A U.S. athlete who overcame the chaos of war in Sudan to become a middle-distance runner in the United States will carry the American flag during Friday's opening ceremony of the 2008 Summer Games. [Read More]