Visit our website today to get your free tickets to #CONGREGATION, an installation by renowned artist Es Devlin which recognises the experiences of displaced Londoners.
Grab your tickets ➡️ https://t.co/ELxV0kCnop
The #PactForTheFuture should be intergenerational!
Member States should enhance meaningful support for youth-led organizations & young women peacebuilders. This includes ensuring flexible financing, meaningful participation, & mental health support.
#PACT4WPSHA#OurCommonFuture
Today we are proud to join over 240 orgs to call for communities & the country to be brought together for a different way forward – one that's compassionate & united.
This must be a turning point.
#TogetherWithRefugees
We congratulate @Keir_Starmer on becoming Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, and thank him for taking action to #StopRwanda. We urge the UK Government to work with refugees, civil society & stakeholders to make the UK a home for all in it's mission of national renewal.
No matter where they come from, or how they do it, refugees deserve to be welcomed. The right to seek asylum is a fundamental and universal principle. We will always defend it. #WelcomeRefugees, this World Refugee Day.
The wait is over – Refugee Week is here! 🌍✨
Celebrate #OurHome with us:
🔊 Thunderclap at 12 PM TODAY (17 June, UK time)
🌐 Support Local Events (link in bio)
🏃♀️ Explore Simple Acts (link in bio)
📸 Share Your Experiences
Let’s make #OurHome welcoming, safe, and sustainable.
Refugees are chefs, teachers, doctors, engineers, nurses, innovators, and community leaders. There is so much more to them than the word 'refugee'. They, like every one of us, are human beings.
Let refugees thrive, learn, and contribute to our societies. #WithRefugees
Amplify! Live, a conversation between @nhialgdeng and @AryanSanghrajka on refugees, inclusion, education + more!
Don't miss it at https://t.co/jNMytaUC3g
2 May 2024, 17:00 BST / 18:00 CET / 12:00 EST
🚨BREAKING: The inhumane Rwanda Bill has passed.
Hundreds, if not thousands of men, women and children now face banishment to an unfamiliar and unsafe country.
All they did was try to find safety and family. We stand with them today. 💔
We are deeply disappointed by the passage of the Safety of Rwanda Bill in Parliament last night. This won’t ‘stop the boats’ nor act as a deterrent. It will
increase the vulnerability, pain & suffering of those forced to flee. Hope is not lost, we continue to fight for humanity.
Climate change is the defining crisis of our time. It impacts everyone - especially people who are already forcibly displaced.
Many forcibly displaced and stateless people live in climate change hotspots - the most climate-vulnerable environments in the world.
#ClimateAction
Born #OnThisDay, Toni Morrison was the first African-American woman to win the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1993.
Today we thank her for breaking through barriers and showing us what #BlackHistoryMonth is all about.
Its #GCMRegionalReview time! And we want your regional solutions to migration challenges to be heard by your decision makers.
Take part in MYCP's Youth Policy Surveys NOW:
AFR - https://t.co/eR3LWu8QLF
EUR & NAM - https://t.co/elo83l1pVE
MENA - https://t.co/hF2Yj8d28D
Human caused.
Human crisis.
Human consequences.
The climate emergency is about people. It was created by humans, and it will be the most vulnerable communities who bear the cost.
Displacement is one of its most devastating human consequences.
New Year? That means a new team!
We're looking for a:
➡️Communications Manager (x1)
➡️Research & Policy Officer (multiple positions)
Apply now at https://t.co/3ADs2lyRiz!
We are seriously concerned by the signing of the new UK-Rwanda Treaty. The UK Supreme Court has recognised Rwanda is not a safe third country for asylum seekers & we share this view. People come to the UK in search of safety; we have a moral duty to help, not send them away.
With the intensity of global climate crises growing, more attention must be given to those forcibly displaced by climate. We need to reconsider how the definitions from these Conventions are implemented, and what protocols can be introduced to ensure their protection.
Our Project and Partnership's Lead Navin recently attended the Climate and Migrant Justice Roundtable. It was a symbol of solidarity regarding the need to treat climate induced migration humanely and seriously.
376 million people have been displaced by climate since 2008, but the 1951 Refugee Convention would not classify these individuals as refugees, which means that they cannot access the support and services that they need.