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CIRI 2019 ANNUAL REPORT ##

A Note From Leadership

100 YEARS OF STRENGTHENING LIVES2018 ANNUAL REPORT

A Note From Leadership

100 YEARS OF STRENGTHENING LIVES 1

In 2018, the Connecticut Institute for Refugees and Immigrants proudly celebrated one hundred years of service to refugees and immigrants in Connecticut. Marking its Centennial, CIRI celebrated the determination, resilience, and courage of the thousands of refugees, immigrants, survivors of torture and human trafficking, and unaccompanied minors we serve every year. We celebrated the human spirit and the human capacity for hope. We celebrated 100 years of new beginnings.

In February 2018, we launched our centennial year with An American Story, an exhibit honoring the many immigrants and refugees who enrich our Connecticut communities. The eight individuals featured in the exhibit, which was designed and curated collaboratively with Fairfield Museum and History Center, remind us that there is no singular refugee or immigrant story. We are deeply grateful to the people featured in the exhibit for trusting us with their stories.

We continued our Centennial celebration with a beautiful sit-down dinner in Hartford at Real Art Ways, where guests enjoyed Syrian food and live music. We were honored to have Mayor Luke Bronin open the event, and to have Attorney General William Tong provide keynote remarks. We celebrated our statewide presence and the exceptional work that our Immigration Legal Services team does throughout Connecticut.

What’s a 100 year anniversary without a Centennial Gala! In September 2018, we toasted the 100 year history of this exceptional organization with over 350 of our closest supporters. We honored Farooq Kathwari with our Legacy Award, Fairfield University Center for Faith and Public Life with the Circle of Achievement Award and launched our American Dream Awards.

Our centennial year was set within an environment that is increasingly challenging for the people we serve. There are an unprecedented number of displaced people - over 68.5 million in June 2018, over 25 million of whom were refugees – and an onslaught of anti-immigrant policies and laws. More so than ever before, we remain a refuge for our clients, a safe place where they seek legal protection, good counsel and a new start to their lives in America. We are vigilant as a guardian of rights and keeper of facts.

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And we remain a tireless educator on critical issues, dispelling myths and misperceptions, and resolutely speaking the truth.

We are so proud of our 100 years of service. Thank you for celebrating our Centennial with us! Thank you for standing with refugees, immigrants, and survivors.

Claudia Connor, President & CEO


A Letter From Our Board ChairDuring 2018, we celebrated CIRI’s centennial anniversary. Founded in 1918, CIRI’s mission remains as steadfast today as it did 100 years ago. We have talented and committed staff, dedicated volunteers, and strong community partnerships with nonprofits, religious institutions, and state and federal elected officials. CIRI works tirelessly day in and day out to ensure that our clients receive high-quality, compassionate services that empower them to thrive in Connecticut.

As was the case in 2017, the 2018 federal immigration and refugee landscape posed challenges to our work. The refugee admissions ceiling was lowered yet again to allow just 45,000 refugees in the United States–a drastic reduction from prior years. We’ve seen similar setbacks for our immigration clients, with regular changes to policy that make it harder for our clients to settle into their new lives. Through it all, our clients persevere.

I’m proud of the work CIRI has done over the last year, and thrilled to work alongside them on the Board of Directors.

I hope you will take the opportunity to learn more about our work. CIRI is changing lives. Join us.

With gratitude,

James Rulmyr, CIRI Board Member, Board Chair 2017-2019


In the first two decades of the 20th century there were fifteen million immigrants to the United States. The YWCA recognized the need to provide specialized services to these new immigrants and created a special department to address this need.

Later, the YWCA’s War Work Council transformed itself into the Department of Immigration and Foreign Communities, and established “International Institutes” in more than 60 cities in the United States. The International Institute of Connecticut was established in 1918.

For 100 years, we have been inspiring New Beginnings. First as the International Institute of Connecticut. Today, as the Connecticut Institute for Refugees and Immigrants.

Our History


A Timeline of 100 Years


This exhibition opened in February 2018 at the Fairfield Museum and History Center. “An American Story: Finding Home in Fairfield County,” highlights the experiences of refugees and immigrants who have built new lives in Fairfield County. A series of photographic portraits and biographical narratives share how eight individuals from Cambodia, Congo, Cuba, Hungary, India, Rwanda, and Syria have rebuilt their lives and created a sense of home. Seeking safety and opportunity here, refugees and immigrants from around the world have added to the fabric of our communities. The exhibition honored the 100th anniversary of the Connecticut Institute for Refugees and Immigrants (CIRI).

An American Story


Special thanks to Caren Winnall, Lynne Penczer, Newman’s Own Foundation,

and Fairfield Museum and History Center for their collaboration on

'An American Story.'


A Year of Impact

2,862 clients served48 outreach and educational events reaching 1,577 people

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Resettled 53 refugees56 refugee children participated in CIRI’s Summer Academy25 high school students participated in Youth Mentor Program

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IMMIGRATION LEGAL SERVICES

REFUGEE SERVICES

139 refugees participated in the workforce readiness Job Club104 businesses engaged in CIRI’s work83% of newly arriving refugees employed 180 days after arrival

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ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT

44 survivors of human trafficking and 45 unaccompanied minors received direct services21 trainings reaching 604 peopleOutreach to approximately 300 community members

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PROJECT RESCUE

50 clients enrolled, 81% of whom were asylum seekers56 clients participated in CIRI’s psychosocial wellness groups16 survivors of torture and their families engaged in therapeutic mental health services with CIRI’s partners

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SURVIVOR SERVICES

449 volunteers and interns86 mentors135 pro bono attorneys

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VOLUNTEER SERVICES

Some of our amazing volunteers!In the course of one year, our volunteers

give more than 10,400 hours of their time to CIRI!


Eliana’s StoryEliana is from Colombia. She was forced to flee after suffering years of death threats, severe verbal and sexual assaults, and physical attacks inflicted on her by her ex-boyfriend. The Colombian government was unable to protect her, as it continues to battle years of ongoing armed conflict, corruption, and numerous infrastructure challenges. In the United States, Eliana and her children found assistance and protection in the arms of the United States government and its people. And they found the promise of a new life.

At CIRI, Eliana’s attorney, Noel Haddock, empowered her with the courage and ability to speak her truth. Eliana’s case went to trial the same day that former Attorney General Sessions announced a prohibition of asylum cases based on domestic violence. Her CIRI staff attorney fought for Eliana and her family and their continued safety and security. To Eliana’s joy and great relief, her asylum application was granted. CIRI will continue to support Eliana as she tries to reunite with her 7-year old son, who remains with Eliana’s abuser in Colombia.

AWARE selected CIRI as its 2018-2019 partner, creating Girls’ Club to empower

and engage refugee girls.


On September 23, 2018, CIRI celebrated our legacy, progress, and impact at our Centennial Gala. We honored our clients’ journeys and celebrated their resilience. We recognized some of the many people whose work and lives reflect their deep commitment to CIRI and our mission.

Thank you to all of the guests, sponsors, and awardees who made the evening’s celebration of our Centennial Anniversary so special.

100 Years of New Beginnings: A Centennial Gala

US Senator Richard Blumenthal with Farooq Kathwari, Chairman, President

and CEO of Danbury-based Ethan Allen Interiors and CIRI’s 2018 Legacy Awardee.


Legacy AwardFarooq Kathwari, Chairman, President and CEO of Danbury-based Ethan Allen Interiors, Inc. Recognizing his commitment to humanitarian causes, justice and human dignity, and the plight of displaced people around the world.

Circle of Achievement Award, Fairfield University’s Center for Faith and Public Life Honoring our collaboration and partnership with Fairfield University’s Center for Faith and Public Life, and all that The Center does to uplift young refugees and provide them with positive life-changing experiences.

American Dream Awards,Dr. Anil Britto • Maggie Lehnerd-Reilly • Evelyne Mukasonga & Francis Kalangala • Sue Ingall • Donna Petrone • Brewport Brewing Co. • Gilbertie’s Herbs and Garden Center • Norwalk Powdered Metals, Inc. • Rings End • The Westport InnRecognizing ten exceptional individuals and businesses, each of whom embodies the American Dream.


“We come to America for a better life, but are handed extremities, including the extra mile we have to go to be a part of this nation. As an immigrant, I have to work twice as hard to receive the same opportunities American-born citizens are granted. An African can go from being a doctor in their home country, to being a custodian in America. This is the reality of immigration.”

Lambert and his family immigrated from Nyarugusu, a refugee camp in Tanzania. His love of soccer and dancing has helped him form meaningful friendships in the United States. He hopes to earn his degree in business.

Hope for the Future

Save the Children partnered with CIRI to celebrate World Refugee Day, bringing

25 volunteers to Seaside Park to support CIRI’s annual event.


2018 Financials

IndividualContributions18%

Corporate & Foundation Grants14%

2018 Revenue

Government & Related Grants40%

Professional Service Fees28%

ProjectRescue 14%

ImmigrationServices33%

Management & Administrative8%

Fundraising11%

EconomicEmpowerment8%

Language Services 1%

2018 Expenses

RefugeeServices16%

SurvivorServices9%


$25,000+Vincent J. Coates FoundationHartford Foundation for Public GivingIrfan Kathwari Foundation, Inc.Lynne and Peter PenczerVirginia B. Squiers Foundation

$10,000-$24,999The Community Foundation for Greater New HavenJames and Virginia DeanThe Dillon FundJeremy and Joan FrostThe Jeniam FoundationThe John and Ethel Kashulon FoundationCaroline Pech Leslie and Jack LesliePeople’s United BankAlan and Debbie StecklerSynchrony Financial

$5,000-$9,999AIG Matching Grants ProgramAnonymousThe Bridgeport Rotary Club FoundationCity of StamfordClaire Helsing FoundationFacebook Payments Inc.First Congregational Church of Darien

Stephen and Nancy Fuzesi, Jr.Jurgen and Barbara LinkNear & Far Aid Association, Inc.Newman’s Own Inc.Norfield Congregational ChurchJane NorgrenBarbara Green and Jeffrey OrellJohn and Charmaine PanikarPeople’s United Community FoundationPraxair, Inc.James Rulmyr and Mary HalloranSherry and Jonathan SchreiberSt. John’s Community FoundationDonald StecklerYoung Women’s League of New Canaan

$1,000-$4,999Jeffry Ackerman and Andrea GoodmanCharles and Georgia AdamsAthena AdamsonCraig AdlerAndre and Pamela AflaloAnonymousAntignani & MarescaErica AsaroBand Central FundJohn BasslerEunice and David Bigelow

Gratitude to Our DonorsBlumShapiro ConsultingKeith BremerSandra BrownCalvary Evangelical Free ChurchFred R. & Hazel W. Carstensen Memorial Foundation Inc.Ann CohenSerene CompareCleveland H. Dodge Foundation, Inc.Bayard DodgeWilliam DominelloEdward and Sandra Meyer Foundation, Inc.Raymond and Gay EmpsonEthan Allen InteriorsExchange Club of New CanaanFairfield Rotary Club Foundation, Inc.The Center for Faith and Public Life, Fairfield UniversityFirst Church CongregationalEd and Penny GlassmeyerGreen and Gross, P.C.Greenfield Hill Congregational ChurchAlvin and Hope HagemanJohn HerzogNelson and Lou HeumannGary HolmesTed and Selina HuberFrank and Jessica Illuzzi


Daniel and Evelyn IsaiaPeter and Gail JohnsonRobert KarnFarooq and Farida KathwariMehmood and Shahida KhanHobart and Sally KreitlerPeter LawrenceMaggie Lehnerd-ReillyLone Pine Foundation Inc.Norbie and Roger LongmanKaren MacdonaldCheryl ManleyRobert and Jean MarescaKim MeierBen MoelingBrian and Claudia MorganNina NieuwoudtAllen & Lorraine Noveck Charitable TrustNuovo Pasta Productions LTDJonathon O’Herron Jr.George and Janice PaikSteve and Joan PanagosEric and Laura PaternotAdriana PhillipsStephen and Suzanne PolmarDavid and Jane PreiserTom and Michelle QuindlenRBC Wealth Management

Steve and Frances RowlandTimothy RuarkSelect Equity Group FoundationRobert and Tanya Smith IIISouthport Congregational ChurchBarbara SuarezBunseng TaingTown Fair TireLisa WalkerWebster BankAlexander Zaharoff and Karen KrupnikGreg and Robin ZorthianCarl Zuanelli

$500-$999Dan and Karen BennewitzJoel Bernor and Terence ScroopeJill BicksJon BigelowCharles Biton and Mary Beth WeigertYoussef BoutrosBridgeport Ladies Charitable SocietyJim and Natalie BurtsonBruce and Audrey CarlsonCamille ChwalekConnecticut Coalition Against Domestic ViolenceDiane Connolly

Samuel and Claudia ConnorDonna CraftJoel and Cynthia DavisRaymond and Patricia DayanMario and Kathleen FrancalangiaFriends of the Ives, Inc.Jonathan and Leigh GageJess GasparThadd and Lyudmila GnocchiJoel and Erika GreenHenry GreigStephen and Janet GrimmEllie GrossoJerry Joseph and Sharon LauerAnn LathropArthur Lungo and Carol AndersonJeffrey Mayer and Nancy DiamondJatin J. MehtaManish Jatin Mehta and Marilyn Carol LevyNeeraj and Jennifer MehtaCalvin MewPhilip K. MeyerAlex MeyerovichAlice Moore and Brian KellerSusan MoranDonna PetroneKathleen Freis and Edward PirnikElizabeth Prabhakar


$500-$999 continuedMindy and David PritchardPullman & Comley, LLCThomas ReedDaniel and Abigail ReingoldPamela Richter-LenonKatherine RobertsJoseph and Mimi RogSusan SchallerPoonam and Bal SharmaNancy SheedRobert and Helen StarkBarney and Diane StevensonJamie and Kathryn StreatorDaniel TrustUnitarian Church in WestportJohn WarburgLaura M. WilburJane WilliamsCaren WinnallHarry Yeterian

$100-$499Barbara AbrahamStanley and Susan AlintoffAmerican Immigration Lawyers Association (CT AILA)Anonymous

Paula ArgoshMargaret BachtelPaul F. BalserJennifer BangserMaria Carla BautistaG. Kenneth BernhardMarcie BersonBeth BlattAnn BlumenthalVictoria BodinePatricia BorghesanKathryn BoucherRichard and Jodi BoxerSamantha BremerBridgeport Regional Business CouncilAnil BrittoKaren R. BrownNathan BuchokChristopher BuckleyAlberto and Laura CasellasBarbara and Ira CharmoyLeon and Gabrielle ChautinAntoine and Rosinne ChlalaDebbie ClancyJulie CochranRoy CohnJames and Christine CorgelHerbert E. Cotter

Gratitude to Our DonorsJohn and Margaret CurtisCustom Air Systems, Inc.Marjolijn de JagerMadeline DeSouzaPJ DodgeJohn Donoghue and Rebecca MartinWilliam and Deborah DoranDavid DuffnerChristopher DunnDanielle EasonJosh EmpsonMaggie EnglesLisa EstridgeFaith FennellyEllen FertigDave and Betty FishElizabeth FoxRoy FuchsStephen J. FuzesiGault Family CompaniesRose Goldman and Alan DrabkinStacey GoodwinSusan GreenwoodDenise HarveyRebecca HaskinsSusan HatfieldAndrea HayesElizabeth Higgins


Wayne and Margaret HillerBetty HimmelKaren HoangLucia HoffmanLinda HudsonSusan Ingall*Joanne JuddPeter Arakas and Karen KellermanAndrei KunevskyCarleen Gunther KunkelJennifer LaPlanteLaura LaVelleJohn and Eileen LeoRobert and Ruth LesserMarianne LevertGary LevineSharon and Eric LevineCarly LippmanMadelyn LippmanloanDepotDavid and Karen LummisJustin and Marie MaccaroneDavid MacWilliamsRuss and Bertha MaieseErica MannGerald and Darryl ManningJill MarchakGeorge and Christine Markley

Joanne MartinTyler MathisenBob and MaryAnn MatthewsDavid McFaddenKatherine McKenzieDiane C. Melish and Alexander McNabLisa MirielloMizuho Matching Gifts ProgramAlec MoncureIsa MoneypennyReid MoorsmithJay MoraN. K. Engineers Inc.Kathleen O’BrienShelly O’BrienThomas and Ryan OdinakAnn Ogden GaffneyMr. Raymond OliverCathleen OstuwTracy PennoyerBrandon and Sierra PierceBeverly PimsleurBenjamin PinczewskiSharon PopeAvinash PrabhakarRajeev PrabhakarJames ProsnitHoward and Jill Quentzel

Nan RedmondAllison ReevesSheila RenovitchJane ResnickSabino RodriguezMary RubioLisa SandlerWilliam SchabergValerie SenewThomas SennettAnita SharmaTanya and Sandeep SharmaVinay SharmaMichael and Nancy ShullmanJames Simon and Jill GordonRobert SmitsCharles SpencerArthur StoweJessica Suarez and Nick BuonomeDelaney SullivanKim TaylorAmanuel TeferiCaroline TempleArnela Ten MeerStella ThomasSteven TwitchellCristin McCarthy VaheyElizabeth and Jeff Von Kohorn


$100-$499 continuedElizabeth and Jeff Von KohornDenise WalshLaurence Weinstein*Marco WermanThe Westport InnEric WolfeilerWright Investors’ ServiceFrederick and Vivian WuStephen Zorthian

$1-$99Abdulkader AbdullahiMichael AckermanJennifer AndersonJoseph AntolinJohn and Janice BarlowYvonne BastienRobert BeechEileen BelmontSam BerkrotRay BernsteinPhyllis BethelSari BodiRob BolandianLinda BrewsterKathryn BrownKeri Bryant

Dori Buster-HansonKelley CampbellCamila CloseLucas CodognollaMarianne CohenKaren ComoSharon ConwayCorti CooperClaire CriscuoloErin DakeAshley DarnleyWil de SolaSusan DesouzaDiane DicostanzoAnna DobbinSusan DortaDavid DoughertyShannon DuBoisCharlotte DzujnaTeryl EisenbergJanet FisherMark FitzpatrickKathleen FoleyBrook FultonChelsea GaliotoJoe and Ashley GaudianoChris GeorgePaul and Sharon Goldstein

Gratitude to Our DonorsSerena GonzalezJoseph GrabarzKatherine Grabowski ClarkSean HigginsJudy HillJane HimmelMargharet HollanderTed and Linda HoskinsTricia A. HyacinthMichael JacobsonDouglas and Carol JayneJerelyn JohnsonKrista JohnsonLaura JonesChristie V. JorpeyNikki KenneyKeyBank FoundationSunny KhadjaviBounnhon and Chanmaly KhamhougDoug and Alicia KinsmanJason KoulourasJaclyn KusikAndrea Labov ClarkFrank and Dolores LeonettiNathaniel LevinWendy LevyMir and Hili LewisJacquie Littlejohn


Renee LomaxLily LopezKatharine LoughlinJeffrey LundbergCecilia MalinKelly MallozziChristine ManziGreg MarshallMohammad MasihJennifer MathissenVirginia McLevyMeenu MehtaNilo MendoncaChristian MendozaSandra MichaelsonMac NadelLilian NduatiRobert NixonJulyen NormanPeter and Alex OldershawCathy PaineRichard PancoastDonna PappJustin PappLauren PappBernie ParkTerri PasquarelliSmita Peri

Vadja PotenzaDana PreisMichael PrescottMarilynn ReedW.H.H. Rees and Joanne T. ReesGriffin and Mary ReidyAlison RivardDenise RomanoSusan Schnitzer and Robin JohnsonDawn SchwarzChristina ShallowNomi SilvermanRuta SmithMichele SorensenSherri SteeneckJonathan StreeterAbby SubakJohn TaylorMegan TeodosioWubneh TessemaEmalee ThitthavongWendy ThomasAlice TobinWilliam and Paula TomminsElizabeth TorresBeth and Stephen UlmanAdrian ValienteAnna Valle

Sara Van der VoortConstance VickersMr. and Mrs. David VitaMercedes WardCourtenay WashkowitzRebecca WillettMelanie WylerIvonne Zucco

*Every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of these lists. If you feel that an error has been made, we apologize and ask that you call (203) 336-0141 so that we may correct our records.

A heartfelt thank you to Congregation B’nai Israel for donating time and treasure to pack up backpacks for unaccompanied

minor children coming to CT.


CIRI StaffElhassan Aitelqadi • Merari Antunez • Judith Baez • Sue Bechalany • Caitlin Burke • Deo Byakisaka • Christina Castellani • Theresa Collins • Claudia Connor • Leonela Cruz-Ahuatl • Oscar Cruz-Machado • Ashley Darnley • Stephanie Dieudonne • Kirill Elin • Agnes Farkas • Fresia Fernandez • Marisabel Fernandez • Carmen Goiricelaya • Noel Haddock • Jennifer Hancock • Jane Himmel • Adriana Jimenez • Krista Johnson • Alicia Kinsman • Cintia Maio-Matos • Anty Marche • Alice Moore • Claudia Morgan • Cecilia O. Malin • Tanny Ochoa • Sue Pathammavong • Donna Petrone • Heather Powell • Keighly Rector • Farah Salam • Susan Schnitzer • Caroline Sennett • Christina Shallow • Jessica Suarez • Emalee Thitthavong • Lizzeth Vibaldo

CIRI Board of DirectorsJames R. Rulmyr, Chair • Caroline Pech Leslie, Vice Chair • Gary Holmes, Secretary • Robert Smith III, Treasurer • Rafael Aparicio • Youssef Boutros • Faith Fennelly • Kathleen Freis • Stephen Fuzesi • Barbara F. Green, Esq. • Gary Holmes • Cheryl Manley • Robert Maresca, Esq. • Jatin Mehta • Alex Meyerovich • Nina Nieuwoudt • Jane F. Norgren • George Paik • Peter Penczer, Esq. • Poonam Sharma • Debbie Steckler • Daniel Trust • • • Emeritus: John LaCava, Esq. • Richard Ryscavage, SJ • George Wolf, Esq. • • • Claudia Connor, President & CEO

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