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"Migration is not a crisis to be managed. It is a human reality to be embraced with dignity, inclusion, and investment." We are so proud to share that our Managing Director André Ferreira recently represented Forced to Flee at the ECOSOC Youth Forum. The ECOSOC Youth Forum is the UN's largest annual gathering of young people, bringing together global youth leaders with Member States, UN agencies and policymakers to drive action on the Sustainable Development Goals. Held at U

Today we would like to celebrate the incredible work of our Sub-Saharan Africa Research Lead. Aside from overseeing our research in the Sub-Saharan African region, Mudadi Saidi is a deeply talented poet. His poetry has been featured in international anthologies, including A Breeze That Swept Me Away (SoulWriters Publications), From Here to There (Civic Leicester), and Canvas of Voices. He has authored four completed collections: The Theatre of Peace, No Place to Call, Ubuntu

We’re proud to share that our Managing Director, Alice Mazòn , recently represented Forced to Flee in New York at the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW70). Convened annually by UN Women, this year’s 70th session focused on ensuring and strengthening access to justice for all women and girls—a critical priority at a time of growing global displacement and instability. Over several days of dialogue, Alice engaged with policymakers, advocates, and global leaders working t

Trustee and Former Director of Forced to Flee Navin Vithana's reflections on his speech at the UN's ECOSOC Forum A Vision Realised: Speaking at the United Nations Last week, I had the incredible honour of delivering an intervention at the ECOSOC Youth Forum, held at the United Nations Headquarters in New York. Speaking at the UN has been a dream of mine since high school and being there, on that platform, was deeply surreal. It was a moment of reflection, gratitude, and