Humanitarian Pathways and Ezidi Family Unification in Europe Ten Years After Genocide
Ten years after the genocide, it’s time to help Ezidi families rebuild their community in safety.
May 31, 2024
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Improving the Socio-economic Integration of LGBTIQ+ Refugees in Costa Rica
A new regulation in Costa Rica has made it more difficult for LGBTIQ+ people seeking safety to access employment.
December 21, 2023
“They Left Us Without Any Support”: Afghans in Pakistan Waiting for Solutions
Afghans who have fled to Pakistan since August 2021, especially women and girls, face serious risks and challenges. Learn more.
July 6, 2023
Mixed Blessing: Guatemalan Experiences under the New Central American Minors Program
The Biden administration rebooted and expanded the Central American Minors program two years ago. But very few—if any—Guatemalan children have arrived.
March 15, 2023
Supplementary Protection Pathways to the United States: Lessons from the Past for Today’s Humanitarian Parole Policies
Parole must be used to supplement rather than replace refugee resettlement and asylum. The Biden administration can take lessons from the past to reform its current use of parole.
November 10, 2022
Llenar el vacío: apoyo humanitario y vías alternativas para los migrantes en la periferia de Colombia
Las personas migrantes hacen un viaje hacia el norte a través de la región del Darién que es cada vez más peligroso por su tramo de 100 km de selva…
July 19, 2022
Filling the Gap: Humanitarian Support and Alternative Pathways for Migrants on Colombia’s Edge
More displaced people, including Venezuelans, are making their way through the Darien Gap in search of safety.
June 17, 2022
Pushed into the Shadows: Mexico’s Reception of Haitian Migrants
The situation for Haitians in Mexico represents a longer journey of rejection, neglect, and difficulties throughout the Americas.
April 28, 2022
MPP as a Microcosm: What’s Wrong with Asylum at the Border and How to Fix It
The Biden administration is eroding protection at the border at a time when the need for it—and the reasons for forced displacement—are both growing.
February 11, 2022
“It’s Very Hard to Have Rights” | The Impact of COVID-19 on Refugee and Migrant Communities in Tijuana (Report from Partners Espacio Migrante and Haitian Bridge Alliance)
Deterrence policies at the U.S.-Mexico border made communities of asylum seekers, refugees, and migrants in Tijuana vulnerable to the impacts of COVID-19
December 16, 2021
