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The Department of Homeland Security says the 30,000 Ukrainians temporarily living in the U.S. can now stay for 18 months under Temporary Protected Status.

The Department of Homeland Security says the 30,000 Ukrainians temporarily living in the U.S. can now stay for 18 months under Temporary Protected Status.

This year’s Lund Critical Debate, “Migration in the Age of Pandemics,” will explore ways to promote the best public health outcomes worldwide and

Columbia Global Centers with Undergraduate Global Engagement present the second webinar of their 3-part Afghanistan Collaboratory. An interview and discussion with the director of the award winning animated documentary, "Flee," as well as with other forced migration experts. To register, go here. 200 lucky registrants will be given a link to watch the animation for free. 

Chilean president Gabriel Boric's dissociation from Venezuela and Nicaragua is not a betrayal to "the Left". Both countries' failures have lessons that should be learned to build a better anti-imperialist position, writes Simón Rodríguez Porras.

Thousands were impacted by the departure of U.S. forces from Afghanistan. This emergency initiative responds to this impact through supporting displaced Afghan refugees.

One year into the Biden administration, UU organizations join forces to demand the White House end misuse of Title 42 and restore full access to asylum.

Venezuelans cross the Andean altiplano on foot to reach Chile from Bolivia, November 2021. At an altitude of 3,690 meters, temperatures there can sink to -20C.  © UNHCR/Jose Manuel Caceres.

A hard-hitting film telling the stories of Nairobi’s urban refugees in their own words has won best documentary at the Eldoret Film Festival. Made by young Kenyans in an informal settlement, IIED premiered the film in September 2020, timed to coincide with the opening of the UN General Assembly.

The first follow-up to the Global Refugee Forum starts today. The High-Level Officials Meeting, a two-day virtual event , will bring together senior government officials, refugees and various stakeholders, to take stock of progress on how the world responds to refugee situations.