International Day of Peace 2026

The Children in Migration Subcommittee of the NGO Committee on Migration (CoM) co-authored a statement in recognition of the International Day of Peace (21 September), titled Invest in Children, Invest in Peace: Advancing Children’s Rights in Conflict and Displacement. The statement acknowledges that lasting peace is built upon safety, dignity, and social justice. This lasting peace Read More

Brewing Change 2026-2027

To continue the engaging conversations that transpire during our monthly meetings, the NGO Committee on Migration will be hosting monthly in-person sessions of “Brewing Change: Conversations on Migration.” PLEASE NOTE: Brewing Change will now be held on the third Thursday of each month, from 11:00am-12:00pm (ET). In order to enhance inclusion and access for our members Read More

Looking Forward: Vision & Strategy for 2026-2027

You’re invited to the NGO Committee on Migration’s first meeting of the 2026-2027 UN Calendar year! Join us as we discuss opportunities throughout the year for advocacy for and with migrants, refugees, and people on the move.    

NGO CoM 20th Anniversary Celebration

The NGO Committee on Migration is pleased to invite you to join us in celebrating our 20th anniversary on Thursday, June 18th at 11:00am New York time. Over the past two decades, the Committee’s work has been made possible through the commitment, collaboration, and partnership of individuals and organizations like yours. Your engagement has helped advance Read More

Education Session: Mission Visit Training

On 2 June 2026, representatives of the Congregation of Our Lady of Charity of the Good Shepherd at the United nations, Kimberly Happich Moloche and Charlotte Vogel, led an education session for Catholic Religious NGOs at the United Nations focusing on mission visits. This training provided step-by-step guidance on how to prepare for and engage Read More

Beyond the IMRF: What’s next for children in migration

This discussion will bring together diverse perspectives – including global policymakers, youth leaders, and community-based practitioners – to examine key outcomes of the IMRF, identify persistent gaps, and explore emerging opportunities.

Migrant Rights are Human Rights: Rally at the 2026 IMRF

You’re invited to the rally: Migrant Rights are Human Rights The NGO Committee on Migration, in collaboration with the Grassroots Forum on Migration Governance, the Civil Society Action Committee, and the Women In Migration Network, invites you to join us for a demonstration directly across from the United Nations Headquarters in New York.  We recognize Read More