From championing refugee rights to advocating for other women, we’re celebrating these women leaders who won’t wait for change to happen.

Hila isn’t sure of her exact age—around 70, she guesses. The Syrian mother of 10 children fled Deir ez-Zor after the area was besieged by ISIS and her home was destroyed.

Masoma has not seen her family since she was forced to flee Afghanistan over two and a half years ago. While the UK government promised they could join her in the UK, they remain separated. This is her story...

20-year-old Erika and her son Deivy have made a long journey from Venezuela to Medellin, Colombia's second largest city.

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Dr. Manal Faham runs a busy neurology practice in Dubai. She’s been working in the Gulf States for almost 30 years. But as she watched the tragic war unfold in her native Syria, she took leave from her practice to join doctors working to save the sick and wounded.

Education in exile — meet the Syrian girls going back to school in Lebanon.

20-year-old Beeso has set up her own henna business, earning her own money for the first time.