Host A Shelter Tour
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?
A Close Up of Moria Refugee Camp Virtual Event
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?
Empowering the Miriams of the World
I first met Miriam 12 years ago. I was young, fresh out of college, and eager to do good. In an attempt to honor a passion for the Middle East, I had packed my bags and moved, sight unseen, to enroll in Arabic school. I figured learning how to speak a region’s heart language was […]
Refugees and Displaced People: The Numbers
Imagine for a moment that you and your family are on the run. You have left behind the only home you’ve ever known, the home in which you and your sister were born. You have left extended family, friends, and the dog you raised from a puppy. The “rebel” army has set up an encampment […]
Prioritizing Refugee Success is the Key to Rebuilding in Post-Conflict Settings
Helping refugees and displaced people find future success in rebuilding their home countries starts with capably and competently assisting them now, during their time of displacement and in their immediate need.
