Challenges

24 Feb

Posted at 16:16h in Migration resources by

With only 10 years remaining to achieve the 2030 Agenda, accelerated action in addressing the inter-linkages between three pillars of sustainable development, social, economic, and environmental, is essential. Migration and displacement remain among the adenda’s largestcross cutting issues which have the potential to aid and...

09 Feb

Posted at 09:28h in Migration news by

The city of Curico, about three hours south of Santiago de Chile, is well known for farming and for the exportation of fruit. The opportunities for work that the city offers have brought a large number of migrants to settle there. Since the migrant population began...

28 Jan

Posted at 15:31h in Migration news by

On one of the hottest days of this summer, where it seemed that the sun was leaching the earth of our dear city of Buenos Aires, we started out on a journey. Three means of transportation to arrive at Las Tunas, and a long hike...

23 Jan

Posted at 11:58h in Migration news by

There are many stories of returnees and their reasons for returning. In this simple article. I would like to share the story of one family that just returned 1or 2 years ago. The parents are 53 years old. They have 6 children, 4 girls and two...

22 Jan

Posted at 17:20h in Migration with others by

Within the scope of the JRS Change program, a student at our St. Raphaela's Secondary School in Dublin wrote the following reflection and made a promise to work hard after meeting Ghazal, a Syrian refugee living in Ireland. “Following meeting and listening to Ghazal, and learning...

17 Jan

Posted at 11:14h in Migration resources by

The latest encyclical of Pope Francis calls for a more just, more human, and more fraternal world based on love and mutual enrichment rather than suspicion and cold indifference, says Cardinal Michael Czerny in the following article. Taking up this call is not optional, for...