A bride and groom who are 15 and almost 40… Why are judges letting children marry adults in the United States?

We outline three ways the U.S. government can uphold its obligations to courageous women and children who are on the run from some of the world’s most dangerous countries.

The current refugee crisis — the largest since World War II — isn’t isolated to Europe. It is happening closer to home.

The misguided “sanctuary cities” law would discourage victims of abuse from reaching out to police for help. Please act today to help us defeat it in Congress!

In the United States today, thousands of children under 18 have recently taken marital vows — mostly girls married to adult men, often with approval from local judges.

A determined advocate for immigrant women and girls with a rich history of service at Tahirih has been recognized for her role in a pioneering campaign to end forced marriage in the United States.

Before his visit to the United States comes to a close, ask Pope Francis to advocate for imprisoned refugee mothers and children.