On 2 July, JRS convened partners in mission, advocates, and humanitarian actors for a high-level discussion examining the mounting challenges facing refugee protection worldwide.

LMU and JRS will collaborate on leadership training and development for JRS leaders working in complex refugee and displacement contexts.

Two powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela causing widespread destruction and leaving thousands in urgent need of assistance. As we continue to monitor the situation, our thoughts and prayers are with those affected.

We have gathered stories from the people we serve to show why refugee protection is essential to rebuilding lives.

We asked people across JRS projects around the world what makes them feel safe. In this article we shared some of their responses.

We joined more than 190 partners in calling for the full funding of the Global Partnership for Education (GPE) and Education Cannot Wait, the world’s largest education funds, and for the protection and expansion of domestic and global education financing.

Forced to flee his home in Darfur, Sudan, today, Mahamat now lives in Italy, and supports migrants as a cultural mediator, breaking down language barriers and helping people connect.

We join JRS Lebanon and the other member organisations of the Lebanon Humanitarian INGO Forum (LHIF) in calling on the international community to leverage all diplomatic avenues and sustain a permanent ceasefire, and facilitate the safe, voluntary, and dignified return of displaced communities.

Alejandra Castellanos, Director of JRS Latin America and the Caribbean, reflects on the urgent need to continue supporting displaced people in an increasingly hostile and restrictive environment.