Refugees

A humanitarian leader partners with the State Department and citizen groups to integrate Afghans into American life

Erdogan’s controversial proposal responds to shifting public opinion and his desire for a buffer zone on his southern border, says Fletcher School professor

Professors from The Fletcher School offer strategies that would help migrants, refugees, and host countries

Tufts alum volunteers to bring technology and engineering education to Syrian refugee children in Jordan

A new book by a Fletcher research professor details the history—and future—of famine around the world

Tufts researchers study new strategies to help feed those fleeing conflict and famine

How a Tufts medical residency program is helping a small community of Haitian refugees in Lawrence, Massachusetts

Fletcher Women’s Leadership Award winner Maria Kristensen, F02, helps people displaced by war in sites from Sudan to Afghanistan

Two Tufts professors say the future for millions of displaced people worldwide—especially women—could be dire with a new administration hostile to foreign aid

Western nations face thorny legal, humanitarian and practical issues, says human rights law expert