Training young people to fix smartphones and escape gang life? In London, a social enterprise is doing just that. Read on

Researchers have developed a new algorithm that harnesses refugee data in order to better predict the outcome of placements in host countries. Read on

A new app is being developed that seeks to empower refugees by fostering an appreciation for their talents and ensuring their skills are meaningfully used. As a refugee, in many countries you are not allowed to work and earn money. What follows is a life in limbo, social isolation, alienation, and an extraordinary waste of talents and skills. What to do? Read on

Safecity, an India-based initiative that enables women to talk and share experiences of sexual harrassment, has just launched an app in English, Hindi and Spanish. Read on

In refugee settlements across the world, convenient transport facilities are one of many daily hurdles faced by the people who live there. But in one refugee community, in Orangi Town, Pakistan, a new award-winning project has set out to make mobility as easy, affordable and green as possible. Introducing Roshni Rides and their innovative system of solar-powered rickshaws. Read on

The social entrepreneurs behind mimycri are turning  migrants' broken and discarded rubber boats into designer bags and wallets - not only offering refugees meaningful jobs, but also helping to reduce plastic waste in the process. Read on

For refugees fleeing war and persecution, starting over in a foreign country can be a major challenge. RefAid is a mobile app that connects users with local services offered by aid organisations, to help new arrivals re-establish their lives. Read on

Look to take your career in a new direction, find more fulfilment in the workplace or maybe put your skills to use in a more meaningful way? The internet certainly isn't the definitive answer to finding the job of your dreams, but when looking for a career in sustainability, it's not a bad place to start. Read on

An online help platform and an app are now available to young people who find themselves homeless, and have no idea as to where their next bed, meal or shower may be coming from. Read on