Mighty Aphrodite
Since the day when the first boat full of refugees landed on the shore in front of the Aphrodite Hotel on the Greek island of Lesvos over a year ago, Aphrodite Vati Mariola and her family have been immersed in the refugee crisis.
Challenges for Migrant Women in Argentina
Argentina has seen the pattern of migration change in recent years. Among the current wave of newcomers are women who come seeking a better life than they have in their home countries.
Dominican Republic: What Would Juan Pablo Duarte Do?
More than 250,000 Haitian-Dominicans are left in legal limbo and without social rights after a 2013 Dominican Supreme Court decision.
Photoseries The Displaced | Lynsey Addario
Award-winning photojournalist Lynsey Addario features the experiences of three children displaced as a result of three different conflicts.
No Escape from Suffering: Syrian Refugee Women in Beirut
Hamra Street, historically regarded as the heart of the Lebanese capital, Beirut, has been recently populated by Syrians, including large numbers of women and children, who have fled war in their country only to face the harsh realities of working or even living in the streets of Beirut.