Since fighting engulfed Sudan in April 2023, activists on social media have been at the forefront of mobilization. Here’s what they shared.
Interaction: Sudanese Groups Provide Light Amid Year of Darkness
In Sudan, local response networks have played a major role in leading the humanitarian response, even as traditional humanitarian aid has largely stalled.
A Tale of Two Christmas Seasons at the U.S.-Mexico Border
These past two years, I have visited detention centers, shelters, and parts of the border fence in Arizona to listen to migrants’ stories. Here is what I’ve found.
Context News: Refugee-Led Organizations Can Help Improve World Bank Financing
Direct engagement with refugee communities could help investment in host countries go further.
Meet Marwa Dashti, Afghan Refugee and Aspiring Journalist
This International Women’s Day, we caught up with Marwa Dashti, a young Afghan woman named Marwa when we were in Albania in 2021.
Localizing Aid in Ukraine: Perspectives from Ukrainian Humanitarians in Odesa, Lviv, Zaporizhia, and Dnipro
Localizing the humanitarian aid response in Ukraine is not just the smart thing to do—but done well, it could help inform more effective delivery of aid globally.
Refugees International Eyewitness: Pushbacks of Venezuelans on the Guatemalan Border
Countries in the Western Hemisphere must work together to ensure Venezuelans are provided protection and opportunity.
‘No More Pains!’: 5 Years After the Rohingya Genocide
Refugees International marks the five year anniversary of the Rohingya genocide.
Life on the Edge of the Darien Gap
Without more humanitarian support and policies that will reroute people away from the Gap, migrants will continue to be in extremely vulnerable situations.
What Title 42 Has Wrought
While we should welcome support and refuge for Ukrainians in need, it must also be available to those fleeing violence and persecution within our hemisphere and without discrimination.