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ReliefWeb featured a letter signed by the Women’s Refugee Commission and 80+ organizations urging the US Departments of Justice and Homeland Security to rescind harmful regulations that limit access to…
Michelle Brané of the Women’s Refugee Commission, one of the groups that filed a complaint past year against the detention of pregnant women, told the Huffington Post the administration can…
…American ideals. Only there was a twist to the usual Washington partisanship. This time, the criticism was not coming from the president’s entrenched conservative opposition. President Biden announced last week…
Just last week, Earle announced on his website that he’s participating in The Lantern Tour, which combines all of his passions. The Lantern Tour brings together art and advocacy to…
In an interview with the Houston Chronicle, Michelle Brané, executive director of the migrant rights program at the Women’s Refugee Commission, said: “We have seen children as young as 18 months…
…and dignity of all the detained pregnant women who, out of fear and desperation, have come to America. In keeping with our American values, they deserve humane treatment and compassion….
…arrest and deport the family members who come forward to care for them, according to a report by advocacy groups The Women’s Refugee Commission and the National Immigrant Justice Center….
Refugees often flee in darkness and danger. They can use an assist. Lanterns, meanwhile, provide light. It’s a simple metaphor for a complicated problem. Dually based out of New York…
In Conflict and Health, the Women’s Refugee Commission’s Julianne Deitch, Andrea Koris, and Cassondra Puls present the findings of a qualitative evaluation that explored the perceived impact of the Sibling…
Ten organizations, including the Women’s Refugee Commission, sued the government, protesting that while detained by DHS, mothers and their children received substandard medical care and suffered severely.
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