NPR’s Morning Edition: The State Department makes it easier for anyone to help resettle refugees

RefugePoint’s Founder and CEO, Sasha Chanoff, recently spoke with NPR’s Joel Rose on Morning Edition about the Sponsor Circle Program, which makes it easier for Americans to help resettle refugees. As Sasha mentions in the interview: “I think it has the capacity to both expand the scope of where refugees resettle in the U.S. and I also think it has the potential to help far more refugees come here.” Listen to the interview here.

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