Immigrants and Refugees

A new opinion piece in The New York Times argues that rural America needs immigrant labor to survive and thrive. “Rural America has a growth problem. Business and industry desperately need workers, but the…

This summer has seen more fires, more heat, more storms — all of it making life increasingly untenable in larger areas of the nation. Already, droughts regularly threaten food crops…

Thousands of families were forced from their homes due to the recent Colorado wildfires. They add to the growing number of people—21.5 million since 2010—displaced by extreme weather. In the coming decades…

If we warmly welcome refugees and migrants into our communities, we can transform lives and create a better reality.

The US is home to more international migrants than any other country. But even though immigration is an actively debated topic, immigrants are poorly understood.

As rates of food insecurity continue to skyrocket in the United States, many households facing this issue are not accessing the resources already available to them. This is in stark…

In her 16 years working with CARE’s Humanitarian Team, Camille Davis has never seen anything so dire as the situation in Gaza. “And that’s because the situation is really so…

“So many people who are in some of the worst situations humanly imaginable are the most optimistic and hopeful and resourceful people out there. If we put vulnerable people at…

There are more than 110 million refugees and displaced people worldwide – the highest number on record since the United Nations’ 1951 Refugee Convention. That’s 110 million individuals, more than a third of which…

Immigration boosts local wages and having neighbors of foreign descent can reduce prejudice, according to new research.