Home Now: How 6000 Refugees Transformed an American Town
Cynthia Anderson’s Home Now examines how 6,000 refugees transformed an American town. Centering community change, resettlement, and belonging, it offers a focused look at what happens when newcomers and a local community shape one another’s future.
About This Book
Home Now examines the experience of 6,000 refugees and their impact on an American town.
The book focuses on transformation within a local community shaped by refugee resettlement.
It offers a timely perspective on home, belonging, and the ways communities change.
Written by Cynthia Anderson, this work considers the human and civic dimensions of making a new home.
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