Cville Tulips builds community
with predominantly Afghan and Syrian
refugee women and children
through culturally-responsive
English, health, and arts education.
We foster a sense of belonging,
create a space for resilience,
and empower families to thrive.
We meet throughout the year—
weekly in the summer and
bi-weekly during the school year.
All Cville Tulips programming
is free of charge and transportation
will be provided for those who need it.
Collaborators and Funders
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The Sound Justice Lab
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CAELC
Center for American English Language & Culture
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The Peabody School
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Madison House
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The Karsh Institute of Democracy at UVA
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IRC
International Rescue Committee
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Center for Global Inquiry And Innovation
Ruth Young/Indar-Riyukhe Fund
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International Family Medicine Clinic
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The Jefferson Trust
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UVA Parents Program
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Bama Works Fund
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Cavalier Marching Band
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Fry Springs Beach Club
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Wildrock
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The Women's Initiative
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Virginia Community Response Network
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WTJU Radio
UVA’s Community Radio Station
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College of Arts and Sciences
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Center for Nonprofit Excellence
Contact For More Information:
Bonnie Gordon: bsg6v@virginia.edu
Marjan Omranian: qft3bx@virginia.edu