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Every day, USCRI social workers stand alongside refugees and immigrants as they rebuild their lives, navigate complex systems, and find safety and stability in new communities. Their compassion, dedication, and advocacy make this work possible.
We celebrate the people who show up each day to support others and strengthen communities.
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March 17 marks the 46th anniversary of the Refugee Act of 1980, which has helped make it possible for more than 3 million refugees to find safety in the United States, including over 400,000 welcomed by USCRI. Behind every number is a story of resilience, courage, and hope for a better future.
As we reflect ...
By: Rachel Ryu, Policy Analyst, and Adson Mphepo, Rights Activist on Unaccompanied and Separated Child Refugees
Dzaleka Refugee Camp is Malawi’s largest refugee camp. Established in 1994, the camp was built on the site of a former prison to accommodate up to 12,000 refugees. At the end of 2025, it housed over 60,000 refugees, mos...
On Thursday, February 26, 2026, the regional campaign “Seguimos de Pie” (Still Standing) was successfully launched in San Salvador. The initiative aims to provide humanitarian assistance, workforce reintegration, and technical training to migrants and returnees in Mexico, El Salvador...
The USCRI Mexico team recently delivered the workshop “Interculturality in the Classroom as a Learning Barrier: Identification and Strategies” at Bosques International School in the city of Aguascalientes. The session was conducted for teachers from kindergarten through high school.
During the workshop, educators learned about USCRI’s experience working with refugee yo...