The impact of Hurricanes Helene and Milton and other flooding disasters around the world is a harbinger of displacement challenges ahead.
At HIAS, World Mental Health Day (October 10) notes the importance of mental health education, awareness, and advocacy.
HIAS Israel Director Sivan Carmel reflects on the unprecedented year that followed the October 7 terrorist attack.
One year after a terror attack devastated Israel and caused turmoil around the region, HIAS is as determined as ever to continue our work.
In South Africa, refugees face huge obstacles to access legal protections. They also endure xenophobia and violent attacks.
Almost three million Venezuelan refugees and migrants live in Colombia. HIAS Colombia is helping them to find decent work opportunities.
Lyn left her country as a child. Now, she works with refugees in Guyana to help them find employment and entrepreneurship opportunities.
Judea Reform Congregation in Durham, North Carolina received a Pathways Award from HIAS for outstanding work on behalf of forcibly displaced people.
HIAS Israel Emergency Response and local partners are helping Bedouin women help themselves and their families.
