This fact sheet provides information on the ways Kentucky’s current minimum marriage age laws put children at risk.

Tahirih and a coalition of national organizations sent out a survey to the field in April 2017 to learn more about how survivors have been impacted by recent immigration policies. This fact sheet shows the results of the survey.

This statement of principles from the Tahirih highlights the critical importance of community trust in local police and addresses misperceptions about so-called “sanctuary” policies.

This backgrounder provides statistics on Maryland’s child marriage problem and urges legislators to support HB 799 / SB 861.

Read this backgrounder to learn more about child marriage in the United States and the laws that allow it to persist.

Please get involved right now in the fight to end the epidemic of violence against women and girls! Immigrant women and girls who are disproportionately impacted by gender-based violence need your help in the struggle for safety and dignity. Host an event and bring along our outreach tool kit to spread the word.

Layli Miller-Muro founded Tahirih in 1997 following her involvement as a student attorney in a precedent-setting case that revolutionized asylum law in the United States. Learn more about our pioneering history in the protection of women and girls.