Map by: Maria Teresa Nagel This map traces the multi-continent migration journey of an Anglophone woman fleeing political violence in Cameroon. Moving through Nigeria, Ghana, South Africa, Brazil, Argentina, Ecuador,
Written by: Jeffrey Ashe & Kim Wilson Table of Contents Acknowledgements We want to thank Maria Nagel, Gino Bianco, Raymond Marolt, and Tasfia Zaman—all graduate students at the Fletcher
Written by: Julie Zollmann, Airokhsh Faiz-Qaisary, Kenza Ben Azouz, Kim Wilson, and Radha Rajkotia Table of Contents Executive Summary Refugees resettled in the United States are typically supported quite closely
A side hustler juggles multiple part-time jobs to weather financial storms. Maikel is an extroverted community leader who has achieved financial stability by simultaneously pursuing four side hustles. He sells
A baker and businessman hopes for access to affordable credit. Rosy is extremely capable; she financed her own migration to Colombia, managed childcare responsibilities for three children, and recovered from
Afghanistan to Greece: With young children, an illiterate woman flees violence only to face discrimination in the camp. Farzana is Hazara, an ethnic minority that is vulnerable to violence in
