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…disruptions in health services and the loss of financial security within a family unit—can lead to devastating short- and long-term effects. The Women’s Refugee Commission has developed a list of…
…waiting for Congress to address the need for common sense reform that honors the contributions of immigrant women, offers them a lawful and safe way to reunite with their families…
Katharina Obser at the Women’s Refugee Commission in New York said that eliminating immigration detention altogether could make it easier for asylum applicants to find an attorney and prepare for…
…event to promote women’s inclusion and participation in activism, advocacy, and social justice. Come for a fun weekend outing and hear from us about our work, what we’re fighting for,…
In 2008, the Women’s Refugee Commission (WRC) set into motion an initiative to provide post-rape care to women caught in some of the world’s most dangerous circumstances. …
…enduring and systemic change, we must remain steadfast in our commitment to ensure every mother and child isn’t subject to the current inhumane and arbitrary family detention policy in place…
The Women’s Refugee Commission was cited on the “Women Deliver 50” list, a compilation of the 50 most inspiring ideas and solutions that are delivering for girls and women….
…communications officer. Please click here to read this full blog post, written by our affiliate organization, The International Rescue Committee, and to read CNN’s article, in which Peter Biro talks…
…friend coming home from the market. There was crossfire between two rival tribes and we were caught in the middle of it. I was shot in my leg and the…
Catherine O’Neill, whose travels with the International Rescue Committee to refugee camps led her, along with the actress Liv Ullmann and others, to found the Women’s Commission for Refugee Women and Children,…
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