The world must begin to see refugees as part of the societies they live and work in, and cheer for them not as “refugee athletes,” but just as “athletes.”
The Time is Now: The Generation Equality Forum Reinforces the Need for Bold Action to Reach Gender Equality
The event provided a forum for tangible, actionable commitments towards advancing the rights of women and girls worldwide.
Community-based Support for Montreal’s Displaced LGBTQIA+ Individuals
Refugees International’s Intern Avery Franken corresponded with Action LGBTQIA+ avec les Immigrantes et Réfugiées (AGIR) board member Meryem Benslimane.
Addressing Climate Change and Displacement: Four Recommendations for the Biden Administration from Frontline Communities
Frontline community leaders share how the Biden administration can center their perspectives in its policies related to climate change and displacement.
#WeCanWelcome: Meet Lorenzo Ortiz, a Mexican American Pastor Welcoming Asylum Seekers
For Lorenzo Ortiz, a Mexican American Baptist pastor, welcoming asylum seekers is the way to live God’s will.
A Doctor’s Gift
With smart and humane policies, the United States can welcome people seeking safety and treat them with dignity.
#WeCanWelcome: Meet Nathan Fletcher, A Local Official Welcoming Asylum Seekers in San Diego, CA
With smart and humane policies, the United States can welcome people seeking safety and treat them with dignity.
After a Decade of War, Displaced Syrians Mourn Their Country
On the ten-year anniversary of Syria’s uprising, Refugees International interviewed five Syrians who were forced to flee their homes over the course of the last decade.
#WeCanWelcome Asylum Seekers: Meet Jose Murillo
When America rebuilds asylum, families like Jose’s will find safety and thrive.
#ChooseToChallenge the Status Quo: Displaced Women Share Their Hopes for the Future
Displaced women share their aspirations for the future.