Helping immigrants take the first confident step toward financial freedom, starting with building credit from scratch.
Resilient Immigrant
Civic and Social Organizations
Inspiring, Empowering, and Transforming the Lives of Immigrants
About us
Welcome to Resilient Immigrant! 🌍 We are a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering immigrants and celebrating their diverse journeys. Our mission is to provide immigrants with inspiring stories, valuable resources, and a supportive community to empower them in achieving their dreams and navigating the intricacies of immigrant life. Join our vibrant community to learn, grow, and forge connections with like-minded individuals passionate about fostering unity and inclusion. Follow us for insightful content, uplifting immigrant stories, and updates on our impactful initiatives. We're transforming challenges into opportunities, cultivating resilience, and making a meaningful difference in the lives of immigrants worldwide. #ResilientImmigrant #ImmigrantEmpowerment #DiverseJourneys
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- Civic and Social Organizations
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
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- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2020
Employees at Resilient Immigrant
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Resilient Immigrant reposted this
Starting a business is exciting, but handling the legal and administrative side can be overwhelming, especially as an immigrant entrepreneur. That’s why we’re hosting a free Economic Empowerment Workshop to guide you through the process. On April 22, 2025, at 1:00 PM EDT, join Alex Muñoz, Co-Owner of CSR, LLC, for a session designed to help you build a solid foundation for your business. With over 20 years of experience, Alex has helped countless small businesses navigate compliance, registration, and strategic planning. What You’ll Learn: • How to choose the right business structure (LLC, sole proprietorship, etc.) • The key registration and compliance steps you can’t afford to miss • A live Q&A to answer your biggest legal and admin questions This session is ideal for entrepreneurs and small business owners ready to take the next step. Registration is required to access this event! Secure your spot now. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dtPx22ri
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When Trevor Noah took over The Daily Show, many were skeptical, an immigrant hosting one of America’s most iconic satirical news shows? But Trevor didn’t just fill a seat, he transformed it. Born in South Africa during apartheid, his story is rooted in resilience. He brought that same energy to late-night television, using humor to tackle complex issues like race, identity, and immigration. And in doing so, he created space for voices often left out of the conversation. This is what immigrant leadership looks like: bold, insightful, and unafraid to shift the narrative. At Resilient Immigrant, we believe in celebrating changemakers like Trevor Noah, individuals who challenge the status quo and prove that where you come from is not a limitation, but a strength. Read the full story on our website. It’s more than entertainment, it’s impact. www.resilientimmigrant.org
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Starting a business is exciting, but handling the legal and administrative side can be overwhelming, especially as an immigrant entrepreneur. That’s why we’re hosting a free Economic Empowerment Workshop to guide you through the process. On April 22, 2025, at 1:00 PM EDT, join Alex Muñoz, Co-Owner of CSR, LLC, for a session designed to help you build a solid foundation for your business. With over 20 years of experience, Alex has helped countless small businesses navigate compliance, registration, and strategic planning. What You’ll Learn: • How to choose the right business structure (LLC, sole proprietorship, etc.) • The key registration and compliance steps you can’t afford to miss • A live Q&A to answer your biggest legal and admin questions This session is ideal for entrepreneurs and small business owners ready to take the next step. Registration is required to access this event! Secure your spot now. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dtPx22ri
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Resilient Immigrant reposted this
No system is perfect. However, it can feel rigged when you struggle to learn and understand it. As a financial advisor, the most frequent conversation I have with immigrants revolves around the need to adopt the “financial culture” of their new country and make it feel like home. This requires significant adaptation and resilience, but, YESSSS, it is achievable. Thank you Resilient Immigrant for all you do. #immigrants #financialeducation
For many immigrants, financial progress isn’t just about working hard,it’s about understanding the financial system. Take Ada, a nurse from Nigeria, who saved diligently for years and sent money home regularly. But when she applied for a mortgage, she was denied. Why? She had no credit history. In her home country, debt was avoided, but here, credit scores determine your ability to purchase a home, start a business, or even secure a better job. Similarly, Bernadette Joy, a first-generation American, faced the burden of over $300,000 in debt despite her hard work. She learned that financial literacy; understanding interest rates, credit management, and debt repayment is essential to building a secure future. Financial literacy isn’t just about saving, it’s about knowing how to manage credit, understand taxes, and create long-term wealth strategies. Whether you’re just starting out or have been here for years, it’s crucial to understanding how the financial system works in your adopted country. What’s one financial lesson you wish you’d learned sooner? Share in the comments below.
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For many immigrants, financial progress isn’t just about working hard,it’s about understanding the financial system. Take Ada, a nurse from Nigeria, who saved diligently for years and sent money home regularly. But when she applied for a mortgage, she was denied. Why? She had no credit history. In her home country, debt was avoided, but here, credit scores determine your ability to purchase a home, start a business, or even secure a better job. Similarly, Bernadette Joy, a first-generation American, faced the burden of over $300,000 in debt despite her hard work. She learned that financial literacy; understanding interest rates, credit management, and debt repayment is essential to building a secure future. Financial literacy isn’t just about saving, it’s about knowing how to manage credit, understand taxes, and create long-term wealth strategies. Whether you’re just starting out or have been here for years, it’s crucial to understanding how the financial system works in your adopted country. What’s one financial lesson you wish you’d learned sooner? Share in the comments below.
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Satya Nadella’s journey from Hyderabad to becoming the CEO of Microsoft is a powerful example of resilience, vision, and leadership. Beginning his career as an engineer at Microsoft in 1992, he navigated early challenges, including securing a U.S. visa, an obstacle that nearly altered his path. Despite these setbacks, Nadella’s unwavering determination and strategic thinking propelled him through the ranks. By 2014, he took the helm of Microsoft at a pivotal time, leading the company through a remarkable transformation. Under his leadership, Microsoft embraced cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and innovative technologies that reshaped the global tech landscape. Nadella’s story serves as a reminder that immigrants don’t just contribute, they shape industries and drive global progress. His success highlights the immense value of diverse perspectives and the critical role immigrants play in the innovation economy. Learn more about his impactful journey and how it’s driving the future of tech: www.resilientimmigrant.org
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Resilient Immigrant reposted this
A heartfelt thank you to Ayomide Ibrahim FCA,CFE., Kyle Patrick Smith, Telfany Morgan, MBA, PMP, CEM, Olasumbo Ogunsola, PMP, Alex Muñoz, Jazmine Lewis, Tracie L. Morgan, Alisha D. Brown and Florence Fasan, MBA, for their exceptional contributions to our Knowledge is Power (KIP) Series and Workforce & Economic Empowerment Workshops. Your insights have truly empowered countless individuals, and your impact will continue to inspire long after the sessions. As we move into a new quarter, it’s important to take a moment to recognize the tremendous value shared over the past few months. When immigrants are provided with the right knowledge, resources, and support, they can reach their full potential. For those who missed these sessions, the valuable discussions are still available. Visit our YouTube page to watch the full videos and gain essential knowledge for your own journey: https://lnkd.in/dZNPdpA6 Looking ahead, we invite more leaders, professionals, and changemakers to join us in this mission. If you are interested in sharing your expertise and making a lasting impact, we encourage you to consider registering with us: https://lnkd.in/dfkWVK5N
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A heartfelt thank you to Ayomide Ibrahim FCA,CFE., Kyle Patrick Smith, Telfany Morgan, MBA, PMP, CEM, Olasumbo Ogunsola, PMP, Alex Muñoz, Jazmine Lewis, Tracie L. Morgan, Alisha D. Brown and Florence Fasan, MBA, for their exceptional contributions to our Knowledge is Power (KIP) Series and Workforce & Economic Empowerment Workshops. Your insights have truly empowered countless individuals, and your impact will continue to inspire long after the sessions. As we move into a new quarter, it’s important to take a moment to recognize the tremendous value shared over the past few months. When immigrants are provided with the right knowledge, resources, and support, they can reach their full potential. For those who missed these sessions, the valuable discussions are still available. Visit our YouTube page to watch the full videos and gain essential knowledge for your own journey: https://lnkd.in/dZNPdpA6 Looking ahead, we invite more leaders, professionals, and changemakers to join us in this mission. If you are interested in sharing your expertise and making a lasting impact, we encourage you to consider registering with us: https://lnkd.in/dfkWVK5N
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