Is it really possible to take small, daily steps that can have an impact on the global collective? Absolutely!

The success of In-Sight Collaborative’s Mentorship Program relies on a number of staff and volunteers behind the scenes, including our...

Priyanka Shertukde reflects on her journey from Mentorship Program attendee to facilitator to board chair.

"Human rights are only given to you if you are first recognized as human."

Why should I do it? What is the goal behind it? Does that the goal deserve all this risk?

"That’s a memory that I have etched in my mind that repeats itself all the time, every night."

Ese es un recuerdo que tengo grabado en la cabeza y que se repite todo el tiempo, todas las noches.

"That is accompaniment. We identify the gaps, we identify the needs, and we use our collective strengths to address them."

"The Taliban takeover of Afghanistan reminds me and my generation of the dark days of the 90s."

"The more pushbacks become the rule not an exception, the more people are forced into the hands of smugglers and organized crime groups"

"The current narrative significantly understates the magnitude of the crisis that has already unfolded and the crisis that looms."

"I want to use this day to highlight the absolute ordinary humanity of the people we call humanitarians"

Criminalization of humanitarians by authorities within the European Union is becoming a new security crisis

"Dignified language and narrative is the least we can do to honor those currently living as refugees."

"Their longing for home and the grief of leaving it behind are tangible."

Humanitarian actors need to be conscious of how data is handled, disseminated and protected within existing laws and regulations.

"I’m not sure if we kept a key, but we locked the door."

Those deemed the least vulnerable by the framework receive the least support and services. When it comes to mental health services for men,

Migratory pathways are often rife with disorienting and illogically complex bureaucracy. A systemic rethinking of inclusion in access to jus

"Sometimes I feel sad about the way people treat refugees, but some people are very nice to us"