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…among us: youth, unaccompanied children, and their families, as well as family units who come to the US seeking protection. The Women’s Refugee Commission (WRC) first observed the use of…
On May 6, the Women’s Refugee Commission presented Microsoft, our corporate honoree, with the 2010 Innovating for Change Voices of Courage Award. We recognized two exceptional Microsoft initiatives: Unlimited Potential…
…in piloting a program at Kyaka II focused on enhancing girls’ safety. This was the final research mission in a three-country series of assessments; the first two were comp.leted in…
October 12, 2012, New York, NY—The Women’s Refugee Commission marks International Disaster Risk Reduction Day today, and commends the focus on women and girls as a force of resilience as…
This Women’s Refugee Commission delegation report in French examines the concerns around 1.5 million displaced Colombian citizens as a result of armed conflict.
This Women’s Refugee Commission delegation report examines the concerns around 1.5 million displaced Colombian citizens as a result of armed conflict….
In humanitarian settings, adolescents face multiple risks to their sexual and reproductive health (SRH). Child-bearing and HIV-related risks are compounded by increased exposure to forced sex, early marriage and reduced…
…examples of promising practices from the field. This field guide was prepared by UNICEF’s Regional Office for Europe and Central Asia (ECARO) and the Women’s Refugee Commission’s Sexual Violence Project….
Female refugees are deeply vulnerable in any context. The Women’s Refugee Commission points out that, even once women arrive in refugee camps, they remain severely disadvantaged, at risk of sexual…
…and infectious disease outbreaks, and the growing number and severity of conflicts have drained resources for health in many countries. In this commentary, Women’s Refugee Commission staff and our partners…
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