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Sep 19, 2016

IRAP in Al Jazeera: Jordan’s Sudanese Refugees: ‘We are tired’

The plight of Sudanese refugees in Jordan rarely makes the news, but this Al

Sep 19, 2016

IRAP in The Guardian: Turkey Blocks Syrian Refugees from Resettlement in the US – For Having Degrees

The Guardian today highlighted the outrageous situation of Syrian refugees in Turkey, who had

Sep 19, 2016

Becca Heller Speaks at Yale Alumni Event

On September 14, IRAP Director and Co-founder Becca Heller, was invited to speak at a

Blog Post

Sep 19, 2016

Press Release: IRAP Urges United Nations to Commit to Refugee Protection and Resettlement

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Press Release

Sep 17, 2016

IRAP in Voice of America: Refugee Admissions Hotly Debated in US

Yesterday’s article by Voice of America outlined the different sides in the debate surrounding the

Sep 15, 2016

Former IRAP Clients Attend White House Event on Welcoming Refugees

Just in time for National Welcoming Week, and leading up to the UN Summits on

Blog Post

Sep 14, 2016

Press Release: IRAP Supports the President’s Proposed Refugee Admissions for FY17

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Press Release

Aug 30, 2016

Press Release: IRAP Commends U.S. Resettlement of 10k Syrian Refugees and Urges Further Commitments

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Press Release

Aug 11, 2016

UN Refugee Summit: Tell the U.S. to Lead by Example!

In the lead up to the refugee summits organized by both the United Nations General

Blog Post

Aug 10, 2016

Guest Post: Survival Tips for LGBT Refugees in Lebanon

This is the second in a series of personal accounts written by Bader, an LGBT

Blog Post

Aug 4, 2016

IRAP Partners with the Interfaith Refugee Project

IRAP is proud to have been chosen as one of four organizations to partner with

Blog Post

Jul 8, 2016

IRAP in U.S. News and World Report: Thousands of Afghan Interpreters Wait for Visas as Congress Squabbles

Life in Afghanistan continues to be dangerous, especially for Afghans who worked for the U.S.