Tahirih CEO Layli Miller-Muro’s letter to the editor in the Wall Street Journal explains that the president’s executive actions on immigration won’t only cost taxpayers money, but will also make us all less safe.

Tahirih CEO Layli Miller-Muro’s letter to the editor in the Washington Post explains that significant shifts in immigration enforcement will discourage immigrant survivors from dialing 911 when in danger.

The Washington Post tells the story of a courageous Tahirih client who survived human trafficking.

Los Angeles-based Persian magazine Rah-e Zendegi highlighted Tahirih’s work in its December 2, 2016 issue.

Tahirih’s compilation of all 50 states’ laws on minimum marriage age and exceptions is the focus of a November 2016 article in The Chronicle of Social Change.

Good Housekeeping calls attention to forced and child marriage in the United States through the stories of three survivors, including Tahirih Justice Center client Nina.

Tahirih Justice Center clients and staff speak to PBS NewsHour about forced marriage in the United States.