“Migrants and refugees are not a problem to be solved. They are people to be protected.”
António Guterres:
United Nations Secretary-General
Mission Statement
Our Mission: To protect the dignity and secure the fundamental human rights of all internally displaced persons (IDPs) and international migrants by addressing the root causes and cascading effects of forced mobility, from securing climate justice and health access to empowering futures through education and innovative technology solutions
Vision Statement
To achieve a future where mobility is a pathway to opportunity and resilience, not a source of vulnerability, and where the inherent rights and dignity of every migrant and displaced person are universally protected; a world where innovative solutions in health, education, and technology mitigate the impacts of climate change and conflict, ensuring that all individuals, regardless of their location or legal status, are empowered to thrive and build stable, contributing lives within inclusive and compassionate communities.
The principles that guide how we protect dignity, defend rights, and drive change.
Mobility with Dignity
We affirm that movement is a human reality, and dignity must never be stripped from those forced to move.
Openness
We challenge exclusion and xenophobia by advancing inclusive, humane, and rights-based approaches to migration.
Truth & Evidence
We ground our work in rigorous research, lived experience, and transparent data to drive credible change.
Inclusion
We center migrants, refugees, and displaced people as rights-holders, leaders, and decision-makers.
Organizing for Change
We build coalitions, mobilize communities, and influence policy to transform systems that produce harm.
Non-Negotiable Rights
Human rights are universal. They do not depend on borders, status, or politics, and we defend them without compromise.