The Bhutanese Community in Syracuse: Reflections on the 10th Anniversary of Resettlement
341 Eggers Hall
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In March 2008, the first Bhutanese Nepali individual, Hari Adhikari, arrived in Syracuse. Adhikari was an influential figure in the refugee camps in Nepal and quickly became a leader in the Syracuse community. He has worked relentlessly to empower younger members of the community, which resulted in the formation of the Bhutanese Community in Syracuse (BCS), a non-profit organization. In this presentation, Subedi and Nepal, both members of BCS, will reflect on the challenges they have faced and what they hope for the future.
Sponsored by Moynihan Institute Of Global Affairs, South Asia Center
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