The short update: We bought a building! When we’re done with it, we’ll save 27% of our overhead costs every year. The long update: Every Shelter has
The refugee crisis is massive. Millions of displaced people are stuck in limbo for decades. But together, we are building a better way forward.
The short update: We bought a building! When we’re done with it, we’ll save 27% of our overhead costs every year. The long update: Every Shelter has
After the Bidi Bidi Shelter Depot proved successful, we, alongside our partner Alight, launched a new flagship store in Nakivale, a large refugee settlement in
In today’s world, where climate change and the issue of millions of displaced persons are growing concerns, we believe that finding effective yet earth-conscious solutions
In 2016, amidst political turmoil in South Sudan, James Remo sought solace in Uganda’s Bidibidi refugee settlement. Now, eight years later, James still lives inside
In Reyhanli, Turkey, we found a community near the Syrian border. Twelve families live there. They hope to return home when things get better in
We see ourselves in every person we serve. We recognize that refugees are not defined by their refugee status, and we aim to treat everyone
Happy Earth Day! 🌎 Here is the backstory. Refugees often lack physical agency. We believe every refugee has unique preferences and desires, and we want
Friends, I’ve got mentorship on my mind today. Last week we hit a significant milestone at Every Shelter, and the first people I wanted to
Imagine the last time you went camping. The feel of grit on your skin, the smell of campfire smoke on your clothes, and aches in
This year, we have a fun, useful gift that connects you to the inspiring refugees we get to work with on a daily basis. We
Thousands of people in Afghanistan have a well-founded fear of reprisal, persecution, and targeted assassinations. News sources that even remotely hint how we may be
Everyone has the right to adequate housing. This right is affirmed in dozens of international treaties, conventions, charters, policies, and laws. But what does adequate actually mean? Is it purely subjective, or are there standards to which we can hold one another accountable?
You can help us design shelter solutions that put refugees back in control of their lives.
Dana Tanamachi is a New York City-based artist and designer who enjoys living a quiet life and working with her hands. She owns Tanamachi Studio, a boutique design studio specializing in custom typography and illustration for editorial, lifestyle, food, and fashion brands. She has been commissioned globally by clients such as Target, Nike, USPS, Penguin Books, Ralph Lauren, Instagram, West Elm, and many others.
Many tools that make up the flowers in the image are items sold at Shelter Depot, our hardware stores in refugee settlements.
We love how Dana’s design creatively and beautifully represents our work.
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