USCRI https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Board Members Community support for higher education opportunities for refugees in Aguascalientes, Mexico Their Future, Their Voice: USCRI Launches New Report Centering the Voices of Displaced Children in Global Policy Statement: USCRI Strongly Disagrees with the Supreme Court Ruling That Clears the Way to Strip TPS from Hundreds of Thousands The Cruelty of Deporting Haitians: Reflections on Country Conditions Their Future, Their Voice They show up — rain, snow, sleet, and all MEET USCRI From the Archives: Refugee Warehousing Leadership A Century of Service, A Call to Action: USCRI Network Convenes in Arlington World Refugee Day Donate Challenging Asylum, Green Card, and Citizenship Processing Holds: A USCRI Q&A with Milagro Sique, CEO of Dorcas International Institute of Rhode Island DonateRediiHonduras ANNUAL REPORTS & FINANCIALS USCRI Cleveland Get Involved Rebuilding With Strength: Omar’s Story Policy and Advocacy USCRI Latin America and The Caribbean – english Press Release: On World Menstrual Hygiene Day, USCRI Kenya Begins Distributing 3,000 Dignity Kits in Kakuma Refugee Camp USCRI and Global Exchange allied to support returnees in El Salvador USCRI Albany DONATE- USCRI Albany Running for Refugees in Vermont MEET USCRI – English MEET USCRI – Spanish Through My Eyes: Early Reflection on Empowering Adolescent Girls in the Face of Fragility USCRI Latinoamerica y el Caribe Introducing Dream Keepers: Monthly Support for Unaccompanied Refugee Girls Become a Dream Keeper https://refugees.org/# Missouri Refugee Health USCRI Find Us Policy and Advocacy Newsletter USCRI Kenya Refugee Medical Assistance: A Strong Start Requires Strong Health Coverage AFTER WAITING FOR RECOGNITION LEARNING TO CALL A NEW PLACE HOME Humanitarian Legal Services Education Interrupted: Refugee Children in Burundi Fight for Their Future Keep Girls Dreaming BREAKING GROUND WHEN OTHERS CLOSE THEMSELVES OFF Habesha Project Scholarships 2026 USCRI Latin America and the Caribbean launches new call to expand higher education pathways for refugees to study in Mexico Statement – USCRI Calls on DHS to Withdraw Proposed Rule that Could Pause Asylum Seekers’ Work Permit Applications Up to 173 Years Meet the Congresswoman Behind U.S. Refugee Law WHEN STUDYING REPRESENTS A NEW BEGINNING FAMILY UNITY IN CENTRAL AMERICA AND MEXICO: A RIGHT AT RISK AND A GROWING HUMANITARIAN CONCERN