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Welcome Lucía Chávez, the new Executive Director of Asylum Access Mexico!
(En español abajo) We are delighted to welcome Lucía Chávez as our new Executive Director at Asylum Access Mexico! As the Executive Director of Asylum Access Mexico, she will lead…
Advancing refugee protection and promoting accountability in Southeast Asia through legal empowerment and refugee leadership (ARPR)
Announcement for volunteer opportunity (Now closed): researcher and paralegal or advocate in Asylum Access Thailand (AAT)’s research project ‘Advancing refugee protection and promoting...
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Click Aroi
Click Aroi (‘aroi’ means ‘delicious’ in Thai) enhances refugees’ skills in traditional cooking, provides training on business skills and entrepreneurship, and creates channels...
Education Resources in Bangkok
Navigating refugee education options in Bangkok can be a challenge, and here is some information to help! This infographic shows the education service providers in Bangkok, which services...
5 Refugee Women Leading Change for Forcibly Displaced Communities
War and political persecution were some of the reasons that forced them to leave their home countries. Their experience of forced displacement became a motivation to help others facing the…
Najeeba Wazefadost: Building transformative networks for increased leadership and participation
Najeeba Wazefadost’s journey as an activist began during her childhood in her home country, Afghanistan. “I experienced firsthand the oppressive conditions faced by women. Born into a world where my…
Eman Abdelrahman: Helping mothers and children with disabilities
When North and South Sudan started the separation process in 2010, Eman Abdelrahman and her brother raised public awareness about the possible implications. Her brother was arrested, and she was…
Lublanc Prieto: Breaking barriers to achieve recognition for women and refugees
She grew up in a family of community leaders. Her mother was a social leader, her father was involved in the union movement, and her brother was part of other…
Itab Azzam: Transforming women’s lives through art
Itab Azzam was born in Swaida, a small village in Syria, where she lived until the age of 18, when she moved to Damascus to pursue her studies in English…