Refugee & Asylum Status

From Asia to Africa, refugees hope Biden win could help rebuild lives
A news article from Reuters looking at the positive impact the incoming Biden Administration may have on refugee populations around the world.
November 2020
News Article
Source: Reuters
News
Seeking Asylum: Part 1
Report on asylum and conditions in immigration detention based on analysis of the experiences of over 7,000 asylum-seeking families, totaling 17,000 people, including 7,900 children aged five years old or younger.
The U.S. Immigration Policy Center logo, which features their name spelled out on the right on two lines, with the last two letters bolded, and a globe on the left with a pencil outlining the United States. Accompanies their report, Seeking Asylum: Part 1.
August 2019
Report
Source: U.S. Immigration Policy Center
Resource
Humanizing Immigration: Policy Updates and Coordinated Responses at the California Border
Join us for a conversation on unprecedented challenges presented by record breaking numbers of asylum-seeking families at the southern California border, and on-the-ground updates from leaders at the local, state, national levels.
July 2019
Co-Sponsored Program
Source: Southern California Grantmakers
Program
Funders for Refugees and Asylum Seekers Update Call
Join us to for a funders-only call to learn about how members of FRAS are supporting refugee and asylum seeker communities.
June 2019
Webinar
The Funders for Refugees and Asylum Seekers logo, which features the acronym in white letters in an aquamarine circle, with the full name to the right, spelled out in the same color on a white background. Posted in conjunction with GCIR's webinar, FRAS Funder Update Call.
Program
Materials: Funders for Refugees and Asylum Seekers Update Call
Find all program-related materials for the webinar, "Funders for Refugees and Asylum Seekers Update Call" here.
Materials: Funders for Refugees and Asylum Seekers Update Call
June 2019
Program Materials
Resource
Save the Date: New York Briefing on Family Separation
This in-person program will feature the lived experiences of experts from various communities impacted by family separation, as well as reflections from funders involved in philanthropic responses.
May 2019
Regional Briefing
Program
Materials: First Responders at the Border: The Vital Role and Untapped Potential of a Reception System for Families and Asylum Seekers
Find all program-related materials for April's Monthly Immigration Policy Call, "First Responders at the Border: The Vital Role and Untapped Potential of a Reception System for Families and Asylum Seekers" here, including presentation, recording, and other resources.
Materials: First Responders at the Border: The Vital Role and Untapped Potential of a Reception System for Families and Asylum Seekers
May 2019
Program Materials
Resource
Pathways Forward for U.S. Refugee Integration
GCIR's Funders for Refugees and Asylum Seekers invites you to join us for a program delving deeper into refugee integration across communities.
March 2019
Webinar
GCIR Pathways Forward for U.S. Refugee Integration
Program
Who Is Funding Solutions to the Root Causes of Mexican and Central American Migration?
A number of funders—both legacy heavy hitters and smaller foundations—are engaged in the Central American region, focused on alleviating some of these root causes of migration.
Logo that reads: Inside Philanthropy: Who's Funding What, and Why. Attached to the article Who Is Funding Solutions to the Root Causes of Mexican and Central American Migration?
March 2019
Philanthropic News
Source: Inside Philanthropy
News
Asylum Under Attack: The Dismantling of the System and What Philanthropy Can Do
This webinar will explore key highlights from an analysis commissioned by GCIR and the Four Freedoms Fund on challenges to the asylum system and opportunities for intervention.
March 2019
Monthly Immigration Policy Call
March Policy Call
Program

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