We looked into it and found: at least 16 college-level courses assigning it as required reading; more than 670 books and other major scholarly works in at least seven languages citing the Survey (nearly 50, plus at least 22 academic journals, in the past two years); and dozens of academic libraries that carry the Survey.

Read more about the World Refugee Survey...

...or read the World Refugee Survey itself.

We've created a draft letter that you can easily customize and send to the leaders of UNHCR's Executive Committee.

Please take a moment to urge them to take action for refugee rights!

The Resource Guide for Serving Refugees with Disabilities is a how-to for caseworkers and advocates.  It was developed to improve access to services for newly arrived refugees with disabilities. With an increasing number of refugees with disabilities resettled in the U.S., there is a greater need for effective and coordinated care.

Go to the download page now.