People Beyond Borders is a non-profit registered in India with team members, collaborators and volunteers from diverse cultural and technical backgrounds working actively across the world, driven by core humanitarian principles and a peacebuilding lens to transform forced displacement. Visit Our People page to learn more about who we are and our existing leadership structure.

Our role is to facilitate, bridge and inspire young refugees, internally displaced groups, asylum seekers and migrant minorities to channel their resilience, skill-sets, creativity and well-being to empower themselves and those around them. Collaboration is an important value rooting all our work, whether it is to co-partner with our target groups or local peacebuilding and humanitarian organizations to coordinate our combined efforts and avoid duplication. At our Discover us page, you can understand more about our approaches and practices.

Yes, we update you on the impact of your contribution through emails, our website pages and social media handles. If you have specific requests for your contribution, then please contact us. You can follow us to stay up to date – Facebook, Instagram, Linkedin, Youtube, Twitter.

As a recently started endeavor, we are currently running on individual contributions, anonymous gifts, campaigns and volunteer networks to build our capacity.

Yes, it would be an immense support to us. You can read more here on how you can apply your skills and creativity such as cooking, sports, arts, music and such to raise funds for us.

Yes, of course. If the donation links don’t work, then please contact us.

You can be in any part of the world and still volunteer remotely and virtually with us. You can check the relevant positions here or if you have other ideas of supporting us then do contact us.

We are seeking you to collaborate with, lead and facilitate various activities. Please contact us directly with your interest areas and thoughts of how you’d like to engage.

We would love to share your stories, writings, publications, podcasts, photos, videos, art or resources. Please visit our Resources and Stories page to explore what you’d like to submit. Of course, we will publish your name, give you credits for your submission and edit the content only with your permission.

Although the terms are sometimes used interchangeably, refugees and migrants are not the same. Refugees are people who have crossed borders and left their country of origin because of the fear of persecution, violence, political or social conflict that has resulted in disturbed or the absence of public order. Refugees are protected under international law as they are unable to return to their home country safely. Migrants can be defined as people who have left their country of origin voluntarily to seek better opportunities.