At RYU, we envision a future where every Rohingya young person has the opportunity to learn, lead, innovate, and thrive. By investing in education, peacebuilding, social entrepreneurship, community resilience, and youth leadership, we are working to build stronger communities and ensure that the next generation can contribute to a more just, inclusive, and hopeful future for all.

“Are you doing okay?”

It seems like a simple question. But when I asked migrant caregivers in Taipei, I realized how rarely they were given the chance to answer it.

“... one issue that rarely receives the same level of attention particularly from young people is climate mobility.”

A global blog series to amplify youth voices on climate mobility. Through interviews with young advocates, this series highlights lived experiences, local realities, and visions for climate justice.

Repeated barriers generate exclusionary effects, demonstrating that structural obstacles often determine access regardless of merit.

As CSW70 convenes to discuss access to justice, we must address the ‘protection blind spot’ for migrant children, who are all too often treated as migrants first and children second.