On June 4, 2025, Ángel Antonio Martínez, a skilled Venezuelan physical trainer, received the Special Visitor Visa (Type V)—a document that represents much more than legal status. For Ángel, it
I’ve learned so much through the project, and my business is growing. Now even my children work with me… it’s a family business. — Xavier Xavier Alexander Sánchez Narea is a
Sometimes, a workshop can open the door to a new life – Jhosen Access to decent work—free, fair, and safe—is a right for all people. Yet, for many Venezuelan migrants
On this journey they call migration, you encounter everything. My family and I knocked on many doors and spoke with many organizations, but none had supported us as much as
Amid the many challenges migrants face when arriving in a new country, some stories remind us of the power of resilience, solidarity, and entrepreneurial spirit. This is the story of
The community of Bajo Jagua, located in the rural area of San Andrés de Tumaco, Nariño, is surrounded by lush forests and nestled along the banks of the Mira River.
