HIAS

The humanitarian sector is facing immense challenges, and HIAS has not been immune to these difficult realities. Yet, even in tough times, we remain committed to supporting forcibly displaced communities. My team is hiring for two positions to help secure critical resources that sustain our impact and support some of the world’s most vulnerable populations. As we navigate a period of rebuilding, this is an opportunity to drive strategy and shape the future of our work. I especially encourage program professionals looking to transition into development to apply. Your insight, experience, and passion are invaluable in ensuring our programs remain strong and well-supported! https://lnkd.in/gAHjsFnY

These days, we need all the support we can get 🫂 Pause for your message and share with someone who needs a reminder that we’re here to lean on each other.

Let's catch up on what's happened during Trump's seventh week in office ➡️ https://lnkd.in/ehR_msEm

Words matter 💙 We asked you to write messages of hope for displaced women and girls around the world and received hundreds of incredible responses. Share with someone to add a little hope to their day as we prepare to celebrate International Women’s Day ➡️

Let's set the record straight: foreign assistance represents just a tiny fraction of the federal budget. Yet, the Trump administration continues to use falsehoods to stoke fear and withhold billions in payments for foreign assistance programs around the world. Programs that save lives. Learn more about how these actions have devastated millions around the world and how we're taking action: https://lnkd.in/euaUTTBM

HIAS joined Global Health Council v. Trump as a plaintiff in order to oppose the devastating and immediate effects of the suspension of humanitarian assistance for millions of the most vulnerable people around the world. "We are encouraged that the administration is being held accountable to live up to its humanitarian commitments through funding appropriated by Congress, but regret the irreparable damage that the Trump administration has already inflicted on our staff, the people we serve, and the reputation of the United States as a leader and a reliable partner," shared Mark Hetfield, HIAS President. Read more on this morning's ruling:

A lot has happened in the last week. Here are a few things you may have missed 👉 https://lnkd.in/euaUTTBM

Outside my day job at Ipsos, I am an Ipsos Foundation Ambassador for the USA. This role brings me so much joy as it enables me to support NGOs that align with Ipsos Foundation's mission. It also keeps me grounded and grateful for all I have. Last year, Ipsos Foundation provided a grant for the HIAS Safehouse in HIAS Kenya. The grant supported the building of amenities within the safe house for refugee families fleeing violence. This is just one of the many recipients of the annual grant. To learn more about Ipsos Foundation's mission, visit our website or DM me! #ipsosfoundation #HIAS Nicci Mowszowski

"While we welcome refugees because it's the right thing to do, it just also happens to be to the benefit of the economy, to the benefit of the country. Refugees are a blessing. They're not a burden." — HIAS President Mark Hetfield sat down with PBS to discuss this week's court decision on the suspension of U.S. refugee admissions. Listen to the interview 👇

Last night the House passed a budget resolution that will massively increase funding for mass deportation, immigration detention, border militarization, and family separation.   Immigrants and asylum seekers are a blessing to the U.S. And we'll do all we can to stand up for their safety and protection.