Watch the webinar to learn what the election results mean for refugees and asylum seekers — and how to take action in this moment.
Around 20% of women in Eastern Europe have experienced some kind of physical or sexual violence in their lifetime.
The "Talent Without Borders" employability program provides young refugees with valuable career advice.
These women are from different walks of life, but they all participated in a HIAS program that created an impact on each of them, and their communities.
In the wake of an election characterized by strong anti-immigrant rhetoric, learn how you can help asylum seekers and refugees in the U.S.
The article highlights HIAS' determination to continue our work despite political uncertainty following the U.S. presidential election.
HIAS' Rabbi-in Residence reflects on HIAS' history and ability to meet the current moment in 2024.
In Ecuador, children are victims of a never-ending cycle of violence which claimed 770 lives under 19 in 2023.
In the inaugural essay of the Rising to the Moment series, HIAS president Mark Hetfield considers how we can combat the rising threat of xenophobia.
Igor Chubaryov has worked at HIAS since November 1989. But his history with the organization started months earlier, after he fled the Soviet Union.
