Boulder's Intercambio helps 8,000 immigrants find their way
In the past 11 years, people from 45 countries have been helped to fit into their new country and community. - - Donna Poisl
By Steve Raabe, The Denver Post
Six students in a tiny Boulder classroom sit around a table, holding an intelligent discussion about a magazine article on social media.
The classroom's common language is English, but the accents come from around the globe — China, South Korea, Mexico, Spain, Taiwan.
At the nonprofit Intercambio: Uniting Communities, students are linked by a desire to speak better English and assimilate into American culture.
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