Samira Harnish's guest appearances

Samira Harnish

Women of the World Refugee Podcast

Standing with Refugees #AidwithDignity

Crafting a Meaningful Life with Mary Crafts

APEX Hour at SUU

Constant Wonder

KRCLRadioActive

Standing with Refugees

Matt Bell

Zainab Salbi

Jordan Fisher

Temple Grandin

John Carreyrou

Sarah Lewis

Brian Evenson

Emily Graslie

Dina Nayeri

Gustavo Arellano

Paul Zak

Derral Eves

Richard Williams

Elizabeth Churchill

David Bishop

OwlTail

Help Refugee Support Europe We rely on donations for everything we do and need your help, however small. Samira Harnish founded Women of the World and her work was recognised by the UNHCR when she won the Nansen Award for the Americas this year. She helps displaced women to become self-reliant. They offer an individual customised service for every woman to help them deal with different government bodies, to get into work and to help with practical English. We talk about this fantastic service she runs from Salt Lake City, the many obstacles she has to overcome, and how the situation for displaced people in the US has got worse in the last 2 years. But she is not going to let anything stop her and she has a clear message – if we give our refugee neighbours a chance, they can accomplish great things. If you are in Utah on December 8th you can be part of their event to celebrate women’s achievements – the 10th year they have been running this. 

<a href="https://www.refugeesupport.eu/donate/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Help Refugee Support Europe</a> We rely on donations for everything we do and need your help, however small. Samira Harnish founded Women of the World and her work was recognised by the UNHCR when she won the Nansen Award for the Americas this year. She helps displaced women to become self-reliant. They offer an individual customised service for every woman to help them deal with different government bodies, to get into work and to help with practical English. We talk about this fantastic service she runs from Salt Lake City, the many obstacles she has to overcome, and how the situation for displaced people in the US has got worse in the last 2 years. But she is not going to let anything stop her and she has a clear message – if we give our refugee neighbours a chance, they can accomplish great things. If you are in Utah on December 8th you can be part of their event to celebrate women’s achievements – the 10th year they have been running this.

Episode 28. Samira Harnish: Nansen 2018 Americas Award - Supporting female refugees to become self-reliant

Women of World websiteSamira Harnish presentation at SUU APEX lecture series.Visit the SUU APEX website to see the full archive of speakers and to see videos of presentations. 

<a href="https://www.womenofworld.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Women of World website</a><a href="https://www.suu.edu/apex/2020/01-16-harnish.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Samira Harnish presentation</a> at SUU APEX lecture series.Visit the <a href="https://www.suu.edu/apex" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">SUU APEX</a> website to see the full archive of speakers and to see videos of presentations.

1/16/20: Samira Harnish and Women of the World

WoW Executive Director Samira Harnish speaks with podcast producer Emily Means about Harnish's recent recognition by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. Harnish was honored as a 2018  Nansen Refugee Award finalist, representing the Americas region. They discuss what it means for the organization to be recognized at the international level; how to continue to support refugees in the community; and the annual celebration on December 8.

WoW Executive Director Samira Harnish speaks with podcast producer Emily Means about Harnish's recent recognition by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. Harnish was honored as a 2018 <a href="https://www.unhcr.org/news/videos/2018/9/5b8fe3c44/samira-harnish-americas-region-finalist-for-the-2018-nansen-refugee-award.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Nansen Refugee Award finalist</a>, representing the Americas region. They discuss what it means for the organization to be recognized at the international level; how to continue to support refugees in the community; and the <a href="https://www.facebook.com/events/1977348172302145/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">annual celebration</a> on December 8.

Ep16 - WoW Podcast - Samira Harnish, 2018 UNHCR Nansen Finalist