In their own words: Ukrainian refugees in Poland
In this blog, our Polish partners share their experiences of supporting families who arrive from Ukraine. Since Russia invaded, over three million refugees have fled Ukraine. Most have gone to Poland, where WONDER is working with our local partners to provide emergency and long-term support to hundreds of families. Galina’s family, Krępsk “Today we welcomed a family […]
Empowering migrant women to thrive in Poland
As Poland opens its borders to those fleeing the war in Ukraine, we wanted to share our learning with others seeking to make migrants feel welcome. The following is a condensed version of our FATIMA report, “Empowering Migrant Women to Thrive,” translated into Polish. We intend for our Polish partners to use this as a […]
Migrant women’s pathways to thriving
We invited women involved with the FATIMA project to share their experiences of working with migrant women and their thoughts on how to better support them.
The refugee and migrant crisis is a women’s issue
The experience of women must be considered and incorporated in order to combat the social barriers to migrant integration.
Migrant women: an invisible group in data
Where is the data on migrant women in published research? We need more data on migrant women if we are going to make positive changes to their lives.
How YOU can make a difference in the lives of refugee women
This June, walk or run to raise funds to support the empowerment and social integration of migrant and refugee women and girls.
Imagining a better world for refugee women and girls
Supporting the empowerment and integration of refugee women and girls is more important than ever.
How we act matters
It should go without saying that Black lives matter. As a charity focused on transforming women’s lives through education, WONDER works with migrants and minorities in Europe and those with few opportunities in developing countries. At every juncture our partners try to work to make the women and girls they work with realise their own […]
Fear and poverty in times of crisis
The Baytree Centre in London is supporting women facing poverty and fear during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A conversation with Olga
When Olga found the FATIMA Project in Poland, she started to “feel human again”.
