This year's Voices of Courage Awards Luncheon on May 4 will honor two women working to improve the lives of displaced adolescent girls.
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Displaced youth often have a difficult time in NYC, but there are ways to better their education and job prospects.
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New WRC report explores both the challenges faced and opportunities for refugees living in cities.
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New policy allows broad access to monitor the conditions under which immigrants are detained.
read moreRead about the impact we have had and what has been accomplished, including testimonials from practitioners in the field and policy makers.
read moreRead our key recommendations for practitioners working on the ground in the aftermath of conflict and natural disaster.
read moreOur programs focus on reproductive health, economic livelihoods, displaced youth, asylum seekers and people with disabilities.
read moreThe new U.S. National Action Plan on Women, Peace & Security integrates some of our recommendations on safe and equitable access to humanitarian assistance.
read moreGuidance for Nonformal Education and Livelihoods Development Policy and Practice
Displaced youth have historically fallen through the cracks of humanitarian services and programming. This report, based on a multiyear (2008–2011), multicountry advocacy research project, provides guidance for humanitarian policy and practice on youth education and livelihoods.
download this reportNew York City is home to resettled refugee and asylee youth from many countries. This report looks at the education, skills training and employment opportunities they were able to participate in while they were displaced and once they arrived in United States.
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