Our Impact

The work, on the ground.

Since June 2020 Na’amal has been training refugees in the human skills for remote work, alongside partners who teach the technical craft. What follows is the programmes that partnership has made possible — and the people whose voices carry it.

A Na’amal remote workshop: a slide on the shared global challenge of refugee employment, shown alongside the people in the session.
Since 2020

Training that leads somewhere people can actually work.

Legal limits, language, and a lack of local opportunity keep many refugees out of formal employment. Remote work can sit outside those barriers — but only if people have both the technical skill and the human skill to do it well. That is the work we do with the partners below.

Employment lets people support their families and live independently. It also strengthens the host-country economy. We measure the work by those outcomes, not by the number of workshops delivered.

Programmes

Four corridors into digital work
Voices of Resilience: the Na’amal podcast artwork.
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Voices of Resilience

We launched this podcast to share the journeys of people from refugee backgrounds who are striving for the dignified life they deserve. Education and employment are often pivotal on that road, so the episodes dwell there — and on the future of work as it relates to access to work for refugees.

The point is to shift the narrative. We do not want the label of refugee to define these individuals as powerless. They are determined people with full agency to succeed, given the right resources.

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Looking back at my life, perhaps this was the single most important course I have ever taken.

Jerry Vance Anguzu MIT ReACT Learner, 2020–2021

Ready to open a world of work?

Partner with us, mentor a learner, or hire remote talent — every route helps someone build a dignified, independent livelihood.