Separation of the Slavic Community and a Call to Social Integration and Cultural Awareness
Contents
Introduction
Immigration and history
Persecution
Life Stories. Aleksandr Gula; Ivan Vergulyanets and Ivan Kotaykov; Yelena Gula; Galina Vergulyanets; Tatyana Kotaykova
Slavic refugees in the Pacific Northwest
Resettlement agencies
Assimilation vs. Integration
Experiences and integration of the Slavic community
School experience
The concern for the Slavic community
Separation problem in the Slavic community
Slavic communities and the first microsystem: the family. The second microsystem: school; The third microsystem: peer groups; The fourth microsystem: work; The fifth microsystem: Church
Older generation fear and separation
A call to reconciliation, inclusion, and embracing
A call to collaboration and integration (a call to create movement of mutual help)
Integration and a call to help incoming refugees
Changes that are taking place
A call to action
Practical ways to break down the isolation barriers and to integrate
Conclusion
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