The heads and the hearts of our team members are committed to our mission. It’s not just a commitment, it’s a calling.
We are committed to continuous evolution – finding the best course of action and taking it.
We are open and honest, with each other and with our donors, partners and other stakeholders.
We aspire to be pioneers and find new approaches to connect others with our mission.
We analyze data, facts and trends to understand our circumstances, and act on what we learn.
We are outcome-oriented and focused on what’s ahead.
Interested in working around the world for UNHCR? Learn more about additional opportunities with the UN Refugee Agency.
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We make employee experience a priority every day. Our employees report a consistently positive experience with their coworkers, their leaders and with their jobs – which translates into a more productive organization driving results for refugees.
At USA for UNHCR we take pride in cultivating a diverse and inclusive workplace, producing diversity and difference in our staff at all levels. The more diversity we have in our team, the more unique perspectives and bright ideas we share. At USA for UNHCR, we are driven by the value of excellence, while also acknowledging the multi-dimensional ways in which excellence can be achieved.
In our work, excellence means that every employee, stakeholder and partner deserves the best care, regardless of their race, color, gender identity, religion, national origin, ancestry, citizenship, physical ability, sex, sexual orientation and veteran status. We embrace employees and candidates from these underrepresented groups to help make this vision a reality.
USA for UNHCR is a flourishing nonprofit organization that endeavors to be a best in class employer by offering staff:
Humanitarian emergencies around the world have produced record levels of displacement and human suffering.
120 Million
children, women and men displaced by spiraling crises around the world.
1.5% of Humanity
displaced by violence, conflict or persecution.
75% of Refugees
are hosted in low- and middle-income countries.