Ukraine’s Resilience: HIAS and Partners Provide Lifeline Amidst Ongoing Conflict and Displacement
February 23, 2026 Since the full-scale war erupted in Ukraine in February 2022, the nation has faced an unprecedented humanitarian…
Migrant Rights
Navigating a Precarious Landscape: HIAS’s Unwavering Commitment to Refugees and Asylum Seekers Amidst Shifting Policies and Systemic Challenges
Right now, refugees and asylum seekers in the United States are navigating a precarious landscape, where shifting policies and unpredictable…
The Unseen Toll: Aid Cuts Devastate Refugee Mental Health in Kenya, Leaving Women and Girls on the Brink
The stark reality for refugees in Kenya has become increasingly grim over the past year, as significant reductions in humanitarian…
HIAS Leads Legal Battles Against Trump Administration’s Dismantling of Refugee Protections and Humanitarian Aid
Seattle, WA – March 6, 2026 – In a concerted effort to counter what it describes as a deliberate dismantling…
A Chorus of Conscience: Over 1,100 U.S. Jewish Clergy Unite in Support of Refugees and Asylum Seekers
On March 11, 2026, a powerful and unified declaration emerged from the American Jewish community, with over 1,100 Jewish clergy…
HIAS CEO Beth Oppenheim Speaks Out on New Policies Targeting Refugees
HIAS CEO Beth Oppenheim recently appeared on NBC San Diego’s “Politically Speaking” program to address a critical shift in U.S….
