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  Drawing on our Jewish values and history, HIAS stands for a world in which refugees find welcome, safety, and opportunity.
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  Originally founded to assist Jews fleeing pogroms in Eastern Europe, today HIAS works around the world to assist displaced people of all backgrounds.
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  HIAS provides vital services to displaced people and communities impacted by displacement in more than 20 countries around the world.
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  HIAS is currently responding to the humanitarian emergency across the country as a result of recent violent attacks against the civilian population.
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  HIAS is working across the Darién Gap to provide refugees and asylum seekers with gender-based violence prevention and response, legal support, and mental health services.
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Jun 20, 2023

Statement

The Position of CSOs Regarding the Prevention of Violation of the Rights of Refugees During the Martial Law in Ukraine

Jun 20, 2023

Statement

Feb 21, 2023

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A Year Unlike Any Other: HIAS Responds to War in Ukraine

Feb 21, 2023

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Displaced Ukrainians arrive at the train station in Lviv.

Mar 24, 2022

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From Royals to Girl Scouts, Supporters Pitch in on Ukraine Crisis

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From Royals to Girl Scouts, Supporters Pitch in on Ukraine Crisis

Mar 7, 2022

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Jewish Community Working Together at the Ukraine-Poland Border

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Jewish Community Working Together at the Ukraine-Poland Border

Jan 15, 2016

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A Victory for Displaced People in Ukraine

Jan 15, 2016

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A Victory for Displaced People in Ukraine

May 31, 2013

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Ukraine Develops its Commitment to the Rights of Unaccompanied Minors

May 31, 2013

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Jan 26, 2022

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As Tension Rises in Ukraine, HIAS Partner R2P Prepares

Jan 26, 2022

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As Tension Rises in Ukraine, HIAS Partner R2P Prepares

Jul 29, 2015

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Ukraine Displacement Crisis Worsens as Local Attitudes Harden

Jul 29, 2015

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Ukraine Displacement Crisis Worsens as Local Attitudes Harden

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No to GBV, Yes to Economic Empowerment

Legal Services in the U.S.

Asylum

Why Community Is So Crucial to Refugees’ Mental Health

WATCH: Caring for the Whole Person

The Graduation Model Approach

The Fundamental Elements of our Economic Inclusion Programs

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Emergency Response in Israel

Sudanese Refugees in Chad

Results: ukraine

The Position of CSOs Regarding the Prevention of Violation of the Rights of Refugees During the Martial Law in Ukraine

A Year Unlike Any Other: HIAS Responds to War in Ukraine

From Royals to Girl Scouts, Supporters Pitch in on Ukraine Crisis

Jewish Community Working Together at the Ukraine-Poland Border

A Victory for Displaced People in Ukraine

Ukraine Develops its Commitment to the Rights of Unaccompanied Minors

As Tension Rises in Ukraine, HIAS Partner R2P Prepares

Ukraine Displacement Crisis Worsens as Local Attitudes Harden

Search HIAS

Welcome Corps

Resettlement Partners

LGBTQ Refugees

No to GBV, Yes to Economic Empowerment

Legal Services in the U.S.

Asylum

Why Community Is So Crucial to Refugees’ Mental Health

WATCH: Caring for the Whole Person

The Graduation Model Approach

The Fundamental Elements of our Economic Inclusion Programs

Support the Asylum Seeker Work Authorization Act

Take Action

Emergency Response in Israel

Sudanese Refugees in Chad

United States

Europe

Latin America & Caribbean

Africa & Middle East

Combating “Compassion Fatigue” in Serving Poland’s Refugees

October 7 Attacks Displaced More Than Just Israeli Jews

Hope in the Darién: “I Want To Make People Smile”

Results: ukraine

The Position of CSOs Regarding the Prevention of Violation of the Rights of Refugees During the Martial Law in Ukraine

A Year Unlike Any Other: HIAS Responds to War in Ukraine

From Royals to Girl Scouts, Supporters Pitch in on Ukraine Crisis

Jewish Community Working Together at the Ukraine-Poland Border

A Victory for Displaced People in Ukraine

Ukraine Develops its Commitment to the Rights of Unaccompanied Minors

As Tension Rises in Ukraine, HIAS Partner R2P Prepares

Ukraine Displacement Crisis Worsens as Local Attitudes Harden

Search HIAS