The destruction of Europe's largest refugee camp has left 10,000 refugees and asylum seekers homeless and with little information about where they are headed next.
We invite the entire American-Jewish community to commit to acting in 5781 to support the Rohingya people.
Learn about the historic experience of Jews as targets of anti-immigrant hatred, and how the current pandemic is impacting refugees and asylum seekers in particular.
The High Holidays are always a time of reflection and renewal, but this year they come at a critical moment to step up and welcome refugees.
Refugee resettlement in the United States looks very different than it once did; hear HIAS’ plans and hopes for the future of resettlement.
We need to save the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program and allow more refugees into the country this coming year.
HIAS Kenya is focused on getting basic necessities to clients to help them deal with mental health issues.
Women of Reform Judaism, or WRJ, gave HIAS its most prestigious award in a virtual ceremony Aug. 25.
HIAS volunteers help with everything refugees and refugee seekers need to live stable lives, from providing for basic needs to career mentorship and English tutoring.
Each year on August 19, the United Nations honors humanitarian aid workers by celebrating World Humanitarian Day.
