The Harvard Law and International Development Society and the Harvard Women’s Law Association organized the exhibit in honor of International Women’s Day.

The three new members began their service Feb. 11 in Washington, D.C., where they join 15 current board members who shepherd Tahirih’s legacy of protecting immigrant women and girls in the United States from violence.

We are thrilled to introduce the first and only U.S.-based website of its kind, www.preventforcedmarriage.org.

The data is clear: Child marriage problem is a problem right here in the U.S.

Produced in partnership with Mayer Brown LLP and Caterpillar Inc., a new map includes specific information on laws related to marriage, as well as an overview of both risks to and protections for women and girls in each country.

Will the Department of Homeland Security uphold its legal commitment to treat immigrant children fairly?

Urge President Obama to create a national action plan to protect individuals facing or fleeing forced marriages, right here in the United States. Every signature truly does matter.