Resources

The story of Women for Refugee Women's approach and impact over the last 10 years

An interview with the Urban Institute's Hamutal Bernsetin, author of "Bringing Evidence to the Refugee Integration Debate"

Break the Story focuses on a critical issue at the intersection of pop culture and social justice.

This report gathers together the evidence on Islamophobia in Britain today, and suggests how we should respond to it.

This report sheds light on how the British public's attitudes torwars immigrants have changed over time. 

This learning brief documents Unbound's journey to date in developing a narrative change and culture change strategy. 

Report by Refugee Action examines how Britain's asylum support system fails the most vulnerable

A Social Justice Funder Spotlight of Unbound Philanthropy and United We Dream, to present stories of innovative, effective social justice philanthropy in action. 

Seeking an Inclusive Europe is the first-ever study of the philanthropic community’s response to ongoing discrimination and the need for greater understanding, inclusion, and equity across Europe.

“EU nationals living in the UK should be given permanence residence,” a report by British Future, calls on the UK government to allow the 2.8 million EU citizens living and working in the UK to stay and be offered Permanent Residence with the same health, social, and educational rights as British citizens.  

The Project for the Registration of Children as British Citizens (PRCBC), a grantee of Unbound Philanthropy, helps children and young adults apply for British citizenship, allowing them to come out of the shadows and participate more fully in their communities.

In the 2013 school census, just over a million pupils in England are classified as English as an Additional Language.

This is the first report of a larger project that analyzes the England National Pupil Database and reviews the literature on effective interventions to raise the attainment of pupils with English as an Additional Language (EAL). 

Childhood and Migration in Central in Central and North America: Causes, Policies, Practices and Challenges, by the Center for Gender and Refugee Studies, analyzes the conditions for children and adolescents in Central and North America who are affected by migration, and proposes solutions. 

"As if we cared: the costs and benefits of a living wage for social care workers," by Laura Gardiner and Dr Shereen Hussein of the Resolution Foundation, investigates the pay and working conditions of social care workers in the UK. 

In Their Own Words: A National Survey of Undocumented Millennials provides new insights related to DACA recipients, life after DACA, and the experience of "coming out" as undocumented. It also looks at the civic engagement and political incorporation of undocumented youth. 

Silva Mathema outlines the real human and economic consequences of Judge Andrew Hanen’s preliminary injunction against expanded DACA and DAPA. 

This Transatlantic Council on Migration report by Sunder Katwala and Will Somerville analyzes polling data in an attempt to paint a more accurate picture of public opinion on immigration—focusing on the concerns of the anxious middle. 

'A Bright Light in Challenging Times' is a case study of a standout coalition of community partners that is transforming Arizona into a model for Latino civic engagement and political empowerment.

This case study by Learning for Action tells United We Dream Network’s remarkable journey of accelerating the progress of the immigrant youth movement in the U.S.  

Taryn Higashi shares reflections and recommendations for Philanthropy New York on how philanthropy can support immigrant women leaders. 

We are thrilled to announce the #PopJustice report series, which illuminates the promise and potential of popular culture strategies to advance social change.