IINE Statement on the Trump Administration’s Plan to End the CHNV Humanitarian Parole Program
The International Institute of New England condemns the Trump administration’s plan to end the CHNV humanitarian parole program that has provided safety and stability for over half a million people from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela. The dec…
Hacking Injustice: University Students Develop Tech Solutions for Immigration Challenges
Forty visionary coders from colleges and universities throughout Greater Boston converged at Harvard University in early March for Hacking Injustice, “a weekend of collaboration between students and community organizers to create innovative public i…
From the Desk of the CEO: The Stories and Faces Behind Our Theory of Change
By Jeff Thielman, President and CEO at the International Institute of New England Often when we think about a refugee’s experience in the U.S., we think of their earliest days here—the joy and fear of arriving in a new country after years of uncerta…
IINE Statement on the Trump Administration’s Dismantling of the U.S. Refugee Resettlement Program
From its first day in office, the Trump Administration has taken aggressive and illegal actions to severely limit – and in many cases, entirely revoke – legal immigration pathways for people fleeing persecution and violence in their home countries…