ASU program helps refugee communities navigate US educational system

An ASU program, known as STEM and Social Capital: Advancing Families through Learning and Doing, helps refugee families make informed decisions about their children’s education, understand the courses and credits needed to go to college and discover what STEM careers — such as cybersecurity — might be available to them. It recently was awarded an ASU President's Medal for

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