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Timeline: Our Advocacy in 2015 to Free Mothers and Children
Your support brought women and children detained in jail-like facilities closer to freedom in 2015. Browse our timeline to learn more.
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Selfless Servants to Survivors Will Be Honored at 19th Annual Gala
A team of attorneys who didn’t let distance slow down a victory. The daughter of refugees who now helps others. A doctor who is breaking barriers. Meet our 19th Annual Gala Honorees.
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Andy Grammer’s Message to You
The award-winning singer has something to say about our upcoming gala. Your last day to purchase tickets is this Friday, April 1!
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NOW AVAILABLE: 2016 Spring Newsletter
Learn more about what you helped us accomplish this season!
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From the Desk of Morgan Weibel: Justice is Worth the Wait
It can take years for victims to be ready to step forward and ask for help. When they do, the doors to justice should be open.
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From the Desk of Heather Taylor: Looking Ahead at 2016
It’s no secret that we are facing one of the greatest periods of need for asylum-seeking women and children, and Greater DC is not immune from the global crisis.
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From the Desk of Anne Chandler: Protecting Refugee Children at Our Border
Children are our future, and I’m so proud to share our commitment in Houston to serving this vulnerable population.
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Staff Spotlight: Chloe Walker
I joined Tahirih because they are at the forefront of the movement to end gender-based violence, walking side by side with survivors on their immigration journey and beyond.
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Historic Bill to Prevent Child Marriage Heads to Governor’s Desk
BREAKING NEWS: Virginia passes bill to protect vulnerable children and teens from coerced and forced marriage.
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Does Child Marriage Hit Home For You? Please Share Your Experience!
Your voice matters in the movement to end child marriage in the United States.
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