No Lost Generation at George Mason University

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About Us

No Lost Generation at George Mason University is a chapter of No Lost Generation (NLG), an autonomous student organization dedicated to supporting refugees across the globe by promoting awareness, fundraising, raising in-kind donations, volunteering, and creating educational opportunities for refugees.

NLG at George Mason advocates for refugee access to education and the well-being of refugee students. We also engage with conferences, roundtables, and other programming that broadly supports refugee communities, and we work to  contribute to knowledge production in areas relevant to refugees, migration, and displacement topics.

NLG at George Mason also works with major NGOs, government, and other universities to mobilize students across the nation towards crafting creative, long-term solutions to the global refugee and migration emergencies.

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Members Benefits

At NLG @Mason, you will able to:

  • Expand your knowledge about migration policies
  • Network with policymakers and advocacy organizations
  • Attend events and conferences at other universities
  • Learn about internships, volunteering, and research opportunities relevant to refugees, migration, or displacement
  • Work on initiatives that can impact lives

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Connnections

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Launch of the Welcome Corps – Private Sponsorship of Refugees
Panel: Initiative on U.S. Higher Education Pathways for Refugee Students
Panel: Initiative on U.S. Higher Education Pathways for Refugee Students

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