Financial Biographies: “Just Try to Knock Me Down – I’ll Get Up Again”
By Marisol Hernandez, Heather Odell, Shane Sullivan, and Rosemary Ventura under the supervision of Kim Wilson
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Dispatches from a Financial Coach: Lessons on the Economic Empowerment of Immigrants
By Omar Shoukry Notable deficiencies in financial management skills over the last decade in the US have encouraged a growing
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Notes from the Field: Updates from our research partners in Uganda and Ukraine
In this issue of Fresh FINDings, our colleagues from the International Rescue Committee and Women’s World Banking share findings and
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A Hope for a Home: A Brief Compendium of Financial Journeys of Refugees and Asylum Seekers in Jordan
By Swati Mehta Dhawan The migrant and refugee journey in the search for safety and protection is fraught with worries
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REFUGE?: Refugees’ Stories of Rebuilding Their Lives in Kenya
By Sophie Gitonga, Ray Mwihaki, Julie Zollmann, and Kim Wilson. Illustrated by Liyou Zewide. As of January 2021, more than
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Racism and Displacement: Stories from Migrants and Refugees
By Padmini Baruah Racism—the delineation of people as the “other,” as inferior on the basis of race or ethnic identity—is
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Financial Biographies, Volume II
By Kim Wilson et. al. This collection of profiles, Volume II, Financial Biographies of People Coping with New Surroundings, takes
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Understanding Financial Health of Refugees in Jordan: Empirical FINDings II
By Swati Mehta Dhawan and Hans-Martin Zademach Abstract: This report is a compilation of the empirical findings from the in-depth interviews
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Reckoning with Reality: Five Key Findings from the FIND Research
By Joscha Albert, Swati Mehta Dhawan, Dr. Karen Jacobsen, Lisa Klinger, María Teresa Nagel, Radha Rajkotia, Barri Shorey, Anneleen Vos, Cate Wanjala, Kim Wilson,
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Refugee Resettlement: Why Many See Resettlement as Their Only Hope
“This is my hobby from Iraq,” stated Karam as a large Major Mitchell’s cockatoo sat perched on his arm. Bright,
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