Leadership

DYLANNA GRASINGER

SENIOR DIRECTOR OF FIELD OFFICES

Dylanna Grasinger is the Senior Director of Field Offices for the U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants. Ms. Grasinger has over 20 years of experience in helping protect the rights of refugees and immigrants in local communities. Prior to taking on her current role, Ms. Grasinger served as the Director of USCRI Erie. She has also served in various leadership positions throughout the Midwest, United States as well as Bursa, Turkey.  She has extensive experience in program development, budget oversight, compliance, and transformational leadership. She holds a B.A. in English from Kent State University, where she also received certification in Teaching English as a Second Language. She also earned an M.S. in Negotiation and Conflict Resolution from Creighton University. 

MATT HAYGOOD

SENIOR DIRECTOR OF CHILDREN'S SERVICES

Matt is responsible for the oversight of USCRI’s Children’s Services including the Home Study and Post Release Services for Unaccompanied Children, READY4Life, and the Unaccompanied Children Resource Center. Matt is a clinical social worker who has been working with refugee and immigrant youth for more than 15 years. He previously worked as therapist with immigrant youth and oversaw housing programs for runaway and homeless youth at the Latin American Youth Center. He later managed the Unaccompanied Refugee Minor program in Washington, DC at Lutheran Social Services of the National Capital Area. Matt served as a Peace Corps volunteer in the Dominican Republic and received his Masters of Social Work from Columbia University. He has been working at USCRI since 2016.

GURSIMRAN GREWAL

DIRECTOR OF REFUGEE HEALTH SERVICES

Dr. Gursimran Grewal is a trained Medical Doctor with a wealth of experience in global public health, specializing in Sexual and Reproductive Health, Family Planning, Maternal and Child Health, and HIV/AIDS. Over the past decade, she has provided technical leadership, project management, and financial oversight for large-scale programs across Asia and Africa, in partnership with international NGOs, private sector organizations, and governmental bodies. Her programs have been funded by a range of major donors, including BMGF, USAID, CDC, and others.

Currently, Dr. Grewal serves as the Director of USCRI's Refugee Health Services, where she focuses on promoting the health and well-being of refugees resettled in the United States. She oversees the development and implementation of culturally sensitive and linguistically appropriate health assessments, education, and referrals, working collaboratively with community partners to ensure high-quality care and support for refugees.

HILA MOSS

DIRECTOR OF LEGAL SERVICES

Hila Moss joined USCRI in November 2015 as a bilingual Staff Attorney with the Nuevo Comienzo, unaccompanied minor program, where she represented children in their applications for Special Immigrant Juvenile Status, asylum and family-based petitions. In March of 2019, she was promoted to Managing Attorney and implemented a cohesive management structure while obtaining new funding opportunities for pro- and low-bono legal representation of survivors of crime, trafficking, and unaccompanied minors. In April 2022, she was promoted to the Associate Director of Legal Services and expanded USCRI’s legal department to include 14 offices with nearly 40 staff members serving refugees, immigrants and paroled Afghan arrivals. In December 2022, she was promoted to Director of Legal Services and currently oversees USCRI’s legal department. She also serves as the Project Director for USCRI’s government-funded Immigration Legal Services for Afghan Arrivals (ILSAA) contract. She resides in North Carolina with her family and has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication Studies from Appalachian State University and a Juris Doctorate from Campbell Law School.

WONY PAK

DIRECTOR OF MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS

Wony plans, coordinates, directs, and designs all operational activities of the MIS department, as well as provides high availability and security solutions that enhance mission-critical business operations and continuity. He has over 22 years of information technology experience in both the private and nonprofit sectors. Prior to joining USCRI, Mr. Pak worked as a Network Engineer and System Integrator at various companies including Technology Automation Management Inc., Comstor Inc., and RHI. He completed Local Area Network study at Computer Learning Center and has achieved various IT training and certifications including CNE, MCSE, and CCSA. Mr. Pak holds B.A. in Music Composition at the University of New Orleans.

ALLISON SIKOROWSKI

DIRECTOR OF RAYO DE LUZ SHELTER

Allison Sikorowski is a dynamic and accomplished individual who is passionate about making a positive impact on the world. With a strong background in Social Services and Gender Based Violence, Allison has consistently demonstrated exceptional skills and expertise in victim advocacy.

After she received her MA in Cultural Anthropology in 2008, Allison served in the US Peace Corps in Morocco for several years where she established health and hygiene programs in local schools. From 2011-15 in Los Angeles, CA, Allison provided direct support to a team of 20+ therapists in addition to Lead wraparound services to at-risk youth the as Program Director for ERCC. Her family moved to Minnesota in 2015, where she provided case management services to homeless families in St Paul until 2020. She then continued her passion for Victim Advocacy by supporting families as the Women’s Program Manager for a domestic violence transitional housing program.

Outside of work, Allison spends time outdoors with her husband and three boys as well as enjoys traveling across the globe when she isn’t attending her children’s recreational activities. This well-rounded approach to life not only fuels her creativity but also allows her to maintain a healthy work-life balance. She feels honored in working with USCRI as the Director for Rayo de Luz shelter for pregnant or parenting unaccompanied girls.