Websites using refugees work as a keyword

St. Julie Billiart founded the Sisters of Notre Dame to make known God’s goodness, especially among the poorest and most abandoned people in the world. Today, Sisters of Notre Dame work with refugees in London, street children in Nairobi, immigrant farm workers in Florida, AIDS orphans in Zimbabwe... and always, women and children, who are among the very poorest.

Upwardly Global helps work-authorized, skilled immigrants rebuild their professional careers in the U.S. We provide professional U.S. job search training and make connections to U.S. employers who have global talent needs.

​​'DBYN building citizens' is the online platform of Don Bosco Youth-Net, bringing together all actions and relevant resources related to our work in Citizenship Education and Human Rights Education.

VHacks is a hackathon taking place at the Vatican City in Rome on the weekend of March 8-11, 2018. Students from all nationalities and faith-backgrounds are invited for 36 hours of ideation and innovation to address problems in areas of social inclusion, interfaith dialogue, and migrants & refugees. These 120 students will work in teams…

The UN's refugee agency (UNHCR) office in Malta, the site contains feature stories, information and databases about the UN's work for refugees and asylum in Malta

      Based in South Devon, Integr8 UK is a community development social enterprise that aims to enable refugees and asylum seekers to integrate and lead a purposeful life and work experience in the UK. We see a world that is enriched by the diverse experiences and unique gifts that people bring to their communities. Our…

We connect refugees & employers. | Wir bringen Flüchtlinge & ArbeitgeberInnen zusammen.

This is a website of Migrant Solidarity Group of Hungary. We are an informal, independent advocacy group of Hungarians, migrants and refugees who work in Budapest for political and social rights of refugees and asylum seekers.

The LuQuLuQu movement takes ownership of shaping the narrative of Africa’s displaced, and drives individual contributions toward supporting the refugee cause.

DiasporaEngager is the premier global diaspora engagement Social Network platform that connects diasporas: African Diaspora, African immigrants, illegal immigration, etc.

Providing opportunities for the under-served and marginalized to be healthy, educated, and whole.

Karvan is a non-profit startup organization that is developing a mobile-app to connect refugees and citizens via a time-based, non-monetary economic system and marketplace. We believe that the current refugee crises needs to be met with an innovative tech solution, developed by the people, for the people. 

Learn more about the work of Jesuit Refugee Service/USA, an international Catholic NGO whose mission is to accompany, serve and advocate for the rights of refugees and other forcibly displaced persons. JRS/USA witnesses to God’s presence in vulnerable and often forgotten people driven from their homes by conflict, natural disaster, economic injustice, or violation of their human rights.

We believe in a world where every person is free from suffering caused by conflict and natural disasters. Across the world, we work with local communities so they can prepare for emergencies and respond fast to protect the most vulnerable people when disaster hits. We also lobby governments and decision-makers for positive action which promotes peace and supports people affected by conflict and disaster.

NaTakallam connects displaced Syrians with Arabic learners for language practice over Skype. The Syrian conflict has triggered the worst refugee crisis since World War II.  Even those who manage to flee the violence and obtain asylum abroad struggle to find work opportunities, challenged by language barriers and labor restrictions.  NaTakallam (“we speak” in Arabic) pairs displaced…