Did you Know? Philadelphia has 54 free libraries and six free-standing public computer labs. Three much larger regional libraries—in West, Northwest, and Northeast Philadelphia—have additional reference materials, computers, and meeting space. That's amazing!

In this episode, you will learn about some of the important resources available for immigrants in Philadelphia, such as where to learn English for free or where to get an organization to help you create your resume? or understand the workforce in Philly? or you just want to know or learn about the organizations that embrace and show the folklore or art of other countries. ❤️

We invite you to listen to us...

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In this episode they participated:

• Cristina Zanoni (Brazil)


• María Eugenia (Maru) Gonzalez (Venezuela)


• Silvia Roldán (Ecuador)


• Georgia Consenca (Brazil)


• Monica Molina (Colombia)


• Ben Goebel (France)


• Waleska López (Puerto Rico)

Interviewee:  Lindsay Southworth - Senior Program Manager, Adult Education and Language Learning at Free Library of Philadelphia Foundation

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Here are some organizations and places what did you hear on the podcast:

• Free Library -  www.freelibrary.org


• Beyond Literacy -  beyondliteracy.org


• Welcoming Center - welcomingcenter.org


• HIAS - hiaspa.org


• Seamaac's - seamaac.org


• Office of Immigrant Affairs -  phila.gov/departments/office-of-immigrant-affairs/


• New Sanctuary Movement - sanctuaryphiladelphia.org


• Charlie's Produce - charliesmarketproduce.com

If you want to participate, write us at ibelong.philly@gmail.com and we are thrilled to include you as part of this amazing experience. 🎤