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Impact Area: Refugees

Reimagining Digital to Transform Refugee Lives

“This is by far one of the most transformational and strategic steps HIAS has taken and will truly set us on the path toward transformation, both digital and non-digital.”

Project Reconnect grantee helps refugees shape ...

The nonprofit organization, Refugees Emancipation, has installed internet access and equipped the welcome center, a big residential facility where refugees live when they first arrive in Germany, with Google Chromebooks received through Project Reconnect.

New Approach to Solving Humanitarian Challenges

In a previous blog post, I reflected on the critical needs of conflict-affected youth: education, participation, and access to dignified work.

Adobe Project 1324: Engaging Conflict-Affected ...

The Challenge theme is about identity: Identity as a way for young people particularly those affected by conflict to express themselves and reflect on their many dimensions.

Refugee Youth Need Education and Empowerment

Over the past two weeks, we have had the opportunity to hear firsthand from Syrian refugees in Jordan and Lebanon, two of the largest host countries in the Middle East/North African region.

Project Reconnect Grantee Wins for Refugee Plat...

Every Monday and Wednesday afternoon, the Serlo Lab School in Munich opens its doors to students from the neighborhood.

NGO & University Partner to Teach Language ...

Jordan currently hosts more than 660,000 registered Syrian refugees, 22% of which are estimated to live in formal refugee camps.

What would you do?

What would you do if you had to leave your home at a moment’s notice? If you woke up to find three tons of mud in your living room? Or if you woke up in a place that wasn’t your home at all, but a temporary shelter or refugee camp?

Tech Expands Education for Syrian Refugees in J...

With the Syria crisis now in its seventh year, the region continues to experience massive population displacement, straining the capacity of neighboring countries, such as Jordan, to deliver a sustained response and meet the overwhelming needs of refugees.

No Lost Generation Tech Task Force PROJECTS

Learn more about tech-enabled, cross-sector projects that address the needs of conflict-affected children and youth.

Accenture’s Refugee Response: Case Studies &amp...

Accenture has leveraged expertise and resources from throughout the company in its humanitarian efforts.

Laptops help prepare young refugees for vocatio...

Eight young refugees are working together on a class project at Nikolaus-Lehner-Schule, a public trade school in Dachau, Germany.

No Lost Generation (NLG) Tech Task Force

Task Force membership is open to global and local NGOs, private sector companies, academic institutions, and host governments.

Germany gives, and a refugee gives back

Adnan Saleem Saqib has a wife and two daughters back home in Pakistan. Before fleeing his home country for Germany two years ago, Adnan worked as an accountant.

Kiron student: ‘All human hearts speak the same...

My name is, Achmed, but people just call me Med. I am from Damascus, but I am a global citizen.

Kiron student: ‘I came to Germany because of love’

My name is Ani, I am from Indonesia, from the island Sulawesi, and I had to leave my country because I fell in love with a woman.

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