

Trump administration policies are resulting in thousands of migrants and asylum seekers navigating return to their home countries or to countries in Central America, where they remain in limbo, unable to return home. Cuts to US foreign assistance have reduced critical funding for women’s organizations, health services, and gender-based violence support programs for migrants across the region, leaving migrant women at high risk for violence and exploitation.
The Women’s Refugee Commission has launched a project to assess the impact of the administration’s policies on migrant women in the region.
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The crisis in Gaza has reached catastrophic levels. More than 60,000 people in Gaza have been killed since Israeli attacks on Gaza began after October 7, 2023—nearly half of whom are women and girls. Israel’s destruction of schools, hospitals, homes, farms, bakeries, and water and sanitation facilities has resulted in the loss of 70% of Gaza’s infrastructure. 1.9 million people—or 90 percent of the population of Gaza—have been displaced by the war.
The people of Gaza cannot wait another moment—the international community must act now.
Read moreAdvancing gender equality and promoting resilience across humanitarian response can transform the lives of refugee women, children, and youth.
LEARN MOREThe Women's Refugee Commission advocates for gender equality across humanitarian response to ensure equal access and opportunity for all, increase dignity and well-being, and promote long-term self-reliance.
We advocate for approaches in humanitarian response that build the resilience of refugee women, children, and youth by strengthening and investing in their assets, skills, and capacities.
Our system of internal accountability at WRC measures our successes and challenges in achieving our strategic priorities of gender equality and resilience-based approaches.