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Our Audacious Project

Visit these links to learn about IRAP’s Audacious idea to scale our legal assistance to help 2.5 million displaced people worldwide access pathways to safe resettlement.

Our Legal Services

IRAP has an innovative model of mobilizing legal resources to provide direct client services and advocate for refugees and displaced persons. We assure safe passage to destination countries and shape thought and practice in the United States and around the globe to ensure fair and humane treatment of these vulnerable individuals.

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39,976 displaced people provided with legal aid

Our Systemic Advocacy

Utilizing the lessons learned in individual casework, IRAP advocates for systemic changes that benefit broader refugee populations. In the face of increasing partisanship and nationalism around forced migration issues, our team finds creative ways to partner with broad coalitions to push for global refugee protections.

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182,500 U.S.-affiliated Afghans benefited from systemic SIV advocacy

Our Litigation

IRAP’s litigation department brings systemic litigation to help refugees, asylum-seekers and others in need of a safe home. Our litigation team has won numerous court victories that opened and expedited pathways to safety in the U.S.

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493,283 individuals stand to benefit from our court victories

Our Clients & Network

As a virtual public interest law firm with offices and pro bono partners around the globe, IRAP transcends borders to deliver free, high-quality legal services to displaced people, no matter where they live.