A significant portion of the migrant and refugee population still faces substantial barriers to their full integration into Brazilian society.
Forced Migration Review: Changing the game: the World Bank’s contribution to forced displacement response
The World Bank has become a prominent player in forced displacement response. It could strengthen its contribution through more meaningful refugee participation.
200+ Organizations Urge USCIS to Eliminate the Work Permit Backlog
USCIS must take immediate action to issue work permits to as many qualified applicants as possible before the end of this administration.
The New Refugee Act in Kenya and What it Means for Refugees
The success of Kenya’s model will send a positive signal to other refugee-hosting countries that refugees are not a burden.
Why and How Multilateral Development Banks Support Improved Outcomes for Economic Migrants and Refugees
This paper provides an introductory snapshot of some of the financing instruments, projects, and strategies used; particularly innovative approaches; and challenges MDBs face in expanding their engagement.
A Forgotten Response and An Uncertain Future: Venezuelans’ Economic Inclusion in Colombia
Venezuelans were once given a generous welcome in neighboring Colombia. That welcome has frozen under the leadership of President Petro.
Context News: Kenya’s Bold New Shirika Refugee Plan is Model for Future
Kenya plans to turn its giant Kakuma and Dadaab camps into more open and integrated settlements, helping refugees access jobs and services.
+60 National and Local Organizations Launch Campaign to #LetAsylumSeekers Work Faster
Business leaders, faith leaders, state and local leaders, members of Congress, and people seeking safety themselves have come together with a single message: let asylum seekers work.
Let Asylum Seekers Work
In October 2023, we joined more than 60 local and national organizations from across the country to launch the #LetAsylumSeekersWork campaign.
“It’s Time for Us to be Included”: An Assessment of Refugee and Displaced People’s Participation in National Adaptation Planning
States are making progress in planning their responses to climate change, particularly through NAPs; yet, refugees and IDPs are still being overlooked.