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ICMC Inc. USA

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ICMC Inc. USA

3211 4th Street NE
20017 Washington, DC
United States
Phone : +1 202 541 3389

 

Senior staff: Jane Bloom
Liaison Officer

email: bloom@icmc.net

2008 California Refugee Summit

Meeting capacity challenges

The number of refugees who eventually settle in the the United States, as well as where they come from and when they will arrive, is largely a function of the capacity of the UN Refugee Agency, Overseas Processing Entities (OPEs) and service providers working overseas. Today, this capacity needs to be strengthened.Read more

CRS Protection Consultation

Challenges to finding solutions to statelessness

BALTIMORE, 24 October 2009—ICMC US Liaison Officer, Jane Bloom, addresses the challenges of closing the protection gap for individuals who are especially vulnerable because of a lack of recognised nationality. Though statelessness is a root cause of refugee and migratory movement, it is also both a cause and effect of trafficking.Read more

Conference of NGOs in Consultative Relationship with the UN

A perilous realm: The stateless-migrant nexus

NEW YORK, 17 December 2009—ICMC US Liaison Officer, Jane Bloom, advocates for workable protection and empowerment strategies for "under-served, often invisible, unprotected and highly vulnerable stateless people" before the UN Migration Committee, Committee on the Status of Women and the Committee on the Family.Read more

Haiti

Catholic service agencies call for rigorous safeguards in protecting Haitian children

WASHINGTON, 4 February 2010 (USCCB)—In a letter to three Cabinet secretaries February 4th, the heads of five major Catholic agencies serving Haitian earthquake victims outlined steps that should be taken to ensure the protection of unaccompanied Haitian children in the aftermath of the January 12th earthquake.Read more