Title

Hmong, Karen, Latino, Liberian, and Somali Communities in the Twin Cities: Populations At A Glance

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Description
Minnesota is home to more than 400,000 immigrants and refugees. The majority live in the Twin Cities. Speaking for Ourselves: A Study with Immigrant and Refugee Communities in the Twin Cities looks at the experiences of Hmong, Karen, Latino, Liberian, and Somali immigrants and refugees living in Hennepin and Ramsey counties.This report provides an overview of each population's demographics and family characteristics.
Date

Date

Authors

Granias, Anna
Henry, Hollis
MartinRogers, Nicole
Connell, Emma
Pages

Pages

20 p.
Client Organization

Client Organization

Wilder Foundation-General
Wilder Topic

Wilder Topic

Immigration
Study ID

Project Information

Speaking for Ourselves

The Speaking for Ourselves survey asked immigrants and refugees living in the Twin Cities about their perceptions and experiences related to education, transportation, housing, public health, safety, employment, finances, community and social engagement, and the immigrant experience. This study builds on a previous study conducted by Wilder Research in 2000.

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