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…in service-delivery—then we would actually be meeting the challenges that I just addressed. In what areas are international responses to women’s forced displacement falling short? It’s actually hard to pick good practice….
…bottle. Rosa and Ana’s story is one of many that illustrate the devastating damage done by the detention of immigrant families. It’s an egregious practice that, only five years ago,…
…under Saddam Hussein’s oppressive regime. And yet, he told me that had there been no war, he would have finished school and “had a future.” Back home in Iraq, Abdul…
…Mr. President: In light of recent developments and ongoing negotiations in litigation on the detention of immigrant families, we, the undersigned 188 immigrants’ rights, faith-based, civil rights, human rights, survivors’…
…of Sarah Costa as its new executive director. Ms. Costa brings to the Women’s Refugee Commission more than 25 years of experience in the fields of women’s rights, reproductive health,…
…[1] R.I.L.R., et al. v. Johnson, et al., Case No. 15-0011, Opinion, ECF No. 33 (D.D.C. Feb. 20, 2015) [2] Pl.’s Notice of Mot. And Mot. To Enforce, Flores v….
…energy, and leverage it for well-being, depends on an individual’s gender, age, ethnicity, ability, and social status. This handbook, as well as the in-person training and e-training available below, equips…
…would pop up on Zoom, reflecting the faces of myself, my Women’s Refugee Commission (WRC) colleague, and our partners from Fundacion Tiempo de Juego (TdJ), a youth development organization based…
…more than 68 million people who have been forced from their homes by violence, persecution, and human rights violations, the majority—75 to 80 percent—are women and children. By all accounts,…
…become a global leader on gender equality. Going into year two, the Coalition calls on the administration to dig deeper and turn rhetoric into action. Download the scorecard here. ###…
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