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(2) The Boy I Was: The Dreams I Carried from Afghanistan into Exile.
Part two: When home disappeared. Then came the day when everything changed. In August 2021, when the Taliban took over, my father lost his job,... Read More
(1) The Boy I Was: The Dreams I Carried from Afghanistan into Exile.
Part 1: Where my dreams began. I was lost in a dream, running through a vast city where English voices flowed around me like a... Read More
Bridging the Gap Between Field Realities and Policy in Humanitarian Aid
Following the 2011 uprising in Syria, Turkey absorbed one of the largest mass displacement movements in modern history. State agencies, international organizations, and local groups... Read More
Borders, Belonging and Justice Panel
This timely MUP panel opens Refugee Week 2026 by confronting a central question of our moment: what does it mean to be a migrant in an... Read More
Religious Resettlement Agencies Funnel Refugees to Exploitative Slaughterhouse Work
Starting in the 1980s U.S. religious organizations began to take over the government’s role in resettling refugees, often in dangerous and underpaid slaughterhouse and meatpacking... Read More
How Fear of Deportation Silences Immigrant Survivors of Gender-Based Violence
Heightened immigration enforcement across the United States has created a dangerous environment for immigrant survivors of gender-based violence whose fear of deportation or arrest by... Read More
A Child’s Journey: From Kabul’s Dreams to Survival in Pakistan
The walls of exile echo with silence, but inside that silence, hunger, fear, and survival scream loudly. In refugee settlements across Pakistan, hunger gnaws at... Read More
Policy Pathways to Economic Self-Sufficiency: A Comparative Study of Syrian Refugees
In a world where an increasing number of people are displaced for longer periods, safety from violence is only the first step toward a life... Read More
Transnational State Repressions, Abductions, and Refoulements in the Horn of Africa
Domestic repression and human rights abuses are well documented across the Horn of Africa, yet cross-border repression remains underexamined despite growing evidence of systematic transnational... Read More