Tragically, 20 years after Fauziya Kassindja’s seminal victory, women seeking asylum are still being treated like criminals.

Layli looks back at the legal victory that inspired our founding and asks you to be part of our future of serving 250% more women and girls.

This summer, read the powerful book that led to our founding, “Do They Hear When You Cry.” Every page turned could help women soar above violence!

How do we make sure brave women and children fleeing violence access justice in the face of terrifying ICE raids?

Sign our petition to end heartless raids that target moms and kids who haven’t had a fair shot at protection.

Delays in the immigration court system impede asylum seekers’ ability to overcome trauma, and may actually compound it.

On June 13, 1996, she won asylum. Twenty years later, Fauziya’s groundbreaking victory still deserves the world’s attention.