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World Refugee Day

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    Thinking globally, acting locally

    • June 21, 2017
    The UN has designated June 20th as World Refugee Day. Given the dimensions of the world refugee crisis, this is a great time to examine what Junior Leagues are doing…
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      Junior League of Cincinnati welcomes refugee population

      • June 29, 2016
      In June, communities across the globe pause to raise awareness for refugees, specifically on World Refugee Day. Fifteen years ago, the United Nations General Assembly designated this international observance day…
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