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Africa: World Refugee Day - Telling Their Stories
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Africa: World Refugee Day - Telling Their Stories

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Of the 122 million people globally displaced by persecution, violence or human rights violations, 42.7 million are refugees who have fled across borders, according to new data from the UN refugee agency (UNHCR).See the Story
Immigration crackdown fears hit white-collar offices
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Immigration crackdown fears hit white-collar offices

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Upwardly Global CEO Jina Krause-Vilmar was recently featured in an Axios article examining the growing anxiety among white-collar employers and immigrant professionals amid a new wave of immigration enforcement actions. The article, “Immigration crackdown fears hit white-collar offices,” explores how recent federal actions are creating uncertainty for workers with legal status under humanitarian programs such as asylum, Temporary Protected Statu…See the Story
“Sometimes you just need someone to believe in you.”
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“Sometimes you just need someone to believe in you.”

One connection to Upwardly Global led to a community of support — and a director-level job Ama thought she’d lost Ama was 350 job applications deep, debating if it was time to pack her bags, head back to Ghana, and restart the high-powered treasury career she’d built over 15 years. Then the phone rang. It was a U.S. recruiter offering her a director-level role in finance — after a year of silence. “I was shaking,” Ama recalls. “I couldn’t even s…Read Article

Public Board Meeting — Leading Through Disruption: Supporting Immigrants in a Challenging Environment

On May 22, 2025, Upwardly Global hosted a special public board meeting titled “Leading Through Disruption: Supporting Immigrants in a Challenging Environment.” For over two decades, Upwardly Global has been a beacon of support for internationally trained professionals seeking to rebuild their careers in the United States. Since 2000, we’ve helped nearly 13,000 skilled immigrants from 179 countries navigate the path to meaningful employment and c…United States · United StatesRead Article

Trump Making It Harder for Americans to Have Kids, Rules Committee Hears

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Rep. Maxine Waters said Trump's bill would "harm hardworking American families."Marsha Blackburn · NashvilleSee the Story

Missing in Action: Immigrant Women’s Pay Disparities in the Workforce

Upwardly Global’s new report, “Missing in Action: Immigrant Women’s Pay Disparities in the Workforce,” reveals a troubling gap: skilled immigrant women earn significantly less than both their male peers and U.S.-born women. Drawing on data from 2,800 immigrant women, the report compares starting salaries against education level to expose deep disparities.   The more educated immigrant women become, the more sharply the wage gap grows. Immigrant …Refugees · United StatesRead Article

Upwardly Global Welcomes Asim Husain to its Board of Directors

Upwardly Global is excited to welcome Asim Husain, Vice President and General Manager at Google, to its Board of Directors. With 30 years of deep leadership experience in the technology sector, Asim has spent the past 17 years in diverse leadership roles at Google, driving engineering and product innovation. Before Google, he spent 13 years in the enterprise software sector at PeopleSoft and Oracle. Asim brings a proven track record of strategic…Google · AthertonRead Article

Upwardly Global CEO Highlights Immigrant Contributions on The Maggie Daun Show

Upwardly Global President Jina Krause-Vilmar recently joined hosts Maggie Dawn and Tom Palzewicz on The Maggie Daun Show for an insightful discussion about the vital contributions of immigrants across the United States. In the episode “Economic Anxiety, Immigrant Impact, and Trump’s Tax Turmoil,” Jina provided compelling evidence countering common misconceptions about immigration. Jina emphasize how immigrants are revitalizing rural economies ac…Immigration · United StatesRead Article

“I arrived in the U.S. as a refugee, but I wanted to grow my career.”

Ukrainian refugee and English professor rebuilds her teaching career in the U.S. When the war in Ukraine erupted in February 2021, Hanna was faced with an unimaginable choice — remain in her Russian-occupied homeland or seek safety and opportunity for her family elsewhere. As the conflict intensified, daily life became a struggle for survival. “My city was occupied within three days of the beginning of the war,” she says. “They isolated the city…Refugees · CaliforniaRead Article

Upwardly Global and Alumni Featured in Chicago Sun Times Article on New Medical Licensing Pathway

Upwardly Global and two of its alumni were recently highlighted in a Chicago Sun Times article titled “New medical license pathway for international doctors could help alleviate Illinois shortage.” The groundbreaking licensing pathway for international medical graduates (IMGs), which Upwardly Global helped develop with Rep. Theresa Mah, Ph.D. (D-Chicago), took effect earlier this year. This innovative approach eliminates the traditional residenc…Chicago, IL · ChicagoRead Article

Upwardly Global Expands Workforce Inclusion With FRSI and Accenture To Boost Ukrainian Employment in Poland

NEW YORK — Upwardly Global announces the official extension of its partnership with Information Society Development Foundation (FRSI) and Accenture. The partnership will train 1,000 job seekers, with 500 to be placed in professional careers.  Since launching in October 2022, Upwardly Global and FRSI have trained over 1,500 Ukrainian refugees, primarily women, and have placed 520 in skill-aligned jobs across key industries such as Business Logist…Poland · PolandRead Article

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