With assistance from HIAS' Economic Advancement Fund, Ricxia Valbuena, a refugee entrepreneur, has grown her package delivery business.
A recent decision by the Board of Immigration Appeals places female asylum seekers at risk of being sent back to where they had fled.
A HIAS Avodah Fellow reflects on her work overseeing an inspirational letter exchange program that connected volunteers with detained pen pals.
After 11 years and many setbacks, Rahman and his four sons are finally together, safe, in the United States.
A new report, based on interviews with refugees in the Chicago area, found enormous benefits to community sponsorship of refugees.
On Tisha B'av, we do more than just remember an event from history. We also must acknowledge our present-day challenges.
HIAS' identity as both a Jewish and a humanitarian organization compels us to call for a massive and unobstructed aid effort to save lives in Gaza.
Learn more about the current landscape for refugees in the U.K. and how HIAS+JCORE provides support to displaced people.
The Trump administration's changes to immigration courts have caused significant harms to asylum seekers, due process, and the rule of law.
After a judge ruled in Pacito v. Trump that the U.S. must admit some refugees in spite the Trump administration's ban, a family of eight began a new life in America.
