One year into the pandemic, displaced Venezuelans in Peru are struggling and cannot be left behind.
African Arguments: Why the Central African Republic and the U.S. Might Need Each Other
Months on from the December 2020 elections, the situation in the Central African Republic (CAR) continues to deteriorate. The United States, however, has the perceived neutrality, resources and influence to mediate and make good on its promise that “diplomacy is back.”
#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.
WOLA: “People coming from the Western Hemisphere have been perceived as inherently not refugees”
People coming from the Western Hemisphere have been perceived as inherently not refugees.
Climate, Migration, and Displacement Platform Open Letter to President Biden
The Climate, Migration, and Displacement Platform (CMDP) lays out top priorities for the Biden administration in preparation of the ordered report on policy options to address climate change and displacement.
The Hill: Five Reasons Why America Needs to Pay its Peacekeeping Bill
Over the last four years, a significant portion of U.S. financial obligations to the UN went unpaid. The American withholdings affected all parts of the UN system.
Mali’s Crisis of Care: Can the Biden Administration Make a Difference?
Mali’s protracted conflict, which began with a secessionist movement in 2012, has plunged the country into a humanitarian crisis.
A Doctor’s Gift
With smart and humane policies, the United States can welcome people seeking safety and treat them with dignity.
Thomson Reuters Foundation: What Nations Can Learn from Colombia’s Integration of Venezuelans
Colombia will now give temporary protective legal status to most of the 1.8 million forcibly displaced Venezuelans in the country.
#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.