Advocate for refugees
Who are refugees?
The number of people displaced around the world—80 million—is greater than the combined populations of California and Texas. And children, who comprise about 30% of the world’s population, account for half of the world’s refugees.
Tools to help you advocate
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Stages in the refugee resettlement process
Before coming to the U.S., refugees go through a multi-year application and screening process. Learn more in this one-pager from the Refugee Council USA.
FAQs about unaccompanied refugee minors
Discover answers to commonly asked questions, including: who is an unaccompanied refugee minor, how many kids have been helped by the program, and what can the U.S. do to help.
Empowering refugees to thrive in the U.S.
“Jesus teaches Christians to care for the overlooked and the ignored, love our neighbor, and welcome the stranger. Refugees are the neighbors we are called to serve, and there is a large community of Christian churches and nonprofits who are ready, willing, and eager to live out this biblical call to restore welcome to the thousands of refugees who have been promised protection.”
Resources you can rely on
You deserve information you can trust. Explore our collection of articles and blogs curated for you to use in your advocacy efforts.
My foster mom welcomed me and gave me hope
After escaping gang violence in El Salvador, a refugee teen found safety, hope, and a welcoming foster mom in the U.S.
How do refugees get resettled in the U.S.?
Refugees entering the U.S. have endured a long, difficult journey. They need our help.