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As part of a year-long study on urban refugee livelihoods, the Women’s Refugee Commission undertook a field assessment trip to Johannesburg, South Africa, in March/April 2011. The assessment focused on…
The Women’s Refugee Commission, as part of the assessment team for a two-country case study to determine the level of use and efficacy of the Inter-Agency Network for Education in…
…hosting two parallel events during CSW. These are open to the public on a first-come, first-served basis and do not require UN ground passes. We will also be participating in…
…of the Women’s Refugee Commission. “By planning ahead and working with communities themselves, lives can be saved when natural disasters strike or conflict erupts.” Of the 50 ideas and solutions…
In the media and in popular culture, the face of unauthorized migration is commonly that of the single male, coming to the United States to work and support his family…
“Fight for a world where women and girls are respected in their homes, schools, workplaces, and communities, where they can walk freely, without fear.” This was a call to governments…
…has spent more than 20 years leading applied research with operational agencies such as UNICEF, the International Rescue Committee and the Women’s Refugee Commission. Her research evaluates interventions to reduce…
Lire en français The Women’s Refugee Commission completed a landscaping assessment from 2018–2020 to evaluate and build the evidence base on barriers, opportunities, and effective strategies to provide contraceptive services…
…girls around the world. While every government has asserted their commitment to combating gender-based violence, this commitment requires that these governments take action to end gender discrimination in nationality laws…
Washington, DC – The Women’s Refugee Commission (WRC) signed onto letters from The Friends Committee on National Legislation (FCNL) and more than 50 other organizations dedicated to promoting peace while…
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