Skip to content
World Refugee & Migration Council

World Refugee & Migration Council

Actions to Transform the Global Refugee System

  • News & Analysis
  • Publications
  • Events
  • Projects
    • Global Independent Refugee Women Leaders
    • Corporate Citizenship & Refugee Inclusion
  • About
    • Council Members
    • Global Independent Refugee Women Leaders
    • Supporters
    • FAQs
    • Subscribe to Updates
    • Contact
Refuge Women: Responding to COVID-19

Virtual Conference Report — Refugee Women: Responding to COVID-19

Posted on July 20, 2020November 4, 2020 by WRMC in Event Report, Publications

Read the final report from our virtual conference with the Global Independent Refugee Women Leaders (GIRWL) network on June 9, 2020.

Virtual Conference Event ReportDownload

Author

  • Avatar
    WRMC

    View all posts

Tagged COVID-19, Gender, GIRWL, Refugee women, Refugee-led

Post navigation

Previous Post Innovative investment fund in Colombia will benefit forcibly displaced
Next Post Canada must stop returning asylum seekers to the United States. Even one more is too many

Latest posts

  • A Vulnerability-based Approach to Counter Vaccine Nationalism
  • Vaccine Equity for the Forcibly Displaced
  • Lloyd Axworthy on Canadian Foreign Policy in the era of COVID-19, Climate Change, Conflict and Nationalism
  • Corporate Citizenship & Refugee Inclusion: Harnessing Global Private Regulation and Corporate Social Responsibility
  • Frozen Assets Repurposing Act Tabled in Canadian Senate

Get updates from the World Refugee & Migration Council delivered to your inbox

  • Facebook
  • Twitter

The World Refugee & Migration Council

The World Refugee & Migration Council offers bold strategic thinking about how the international community can comprehensively respond to refugees and the forcibly displaced through the principles of international cooperation and responsibility sharing. Council members include leaders, practitioners and innovators from developing and developed countries across the globe.

The World Refugee & Migration Council is supported through a partnership with Cuso International.

Cuso International

Get updates from the World Refugee & Migration Council delivered to your inbox

Latest posts

  • A Vulnerability-based Approach to Counter Vaccine Nationalism April 9, 2021
  • Vaccine Equity for the Forcibly Displaced March 20, 2021
  • Lloyd Axworthy on Canadian Foreign Policy in the era of COVID-19, Climate Change, Conflict and Nationalism March 20, 2021
  • Corporate Citizenship & Refugee Inclusion: Harnessing Global Private Regulation and Corporate Social Responsibility March 15, 2021
  • Frozen Assets Repurposing Act Tabled in Canadian Senate March 15, 2021