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Talent Beyond Boundaries

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01/08/2023 - 10:07am

Talent Beyond Boundaries is the only organization in the world connecting refugees to international job opportunities, opening labor mobility as a complementary solution to traditional refugee resettlement.

War and conflict have forced millions of skilled people to find refuge in places where they are unable to work legally. Talent Beyond Boundaries is working to connect this often excluded talent pool with employers around the world who are searching for skilled workers.

The pathways that Talent Beyond Boundaries is establishing allow refugees to find stability and employers to gain new talent, while reducing the number of dependents on aid.

Our “Talent Catalog” captures the skills and work experiences of +10,000 refugees representing +200 professions. Currently operating in Lebanon and Jordan, we partner with global employers – such as Accenture, EY, Deloitte, and Microsoft – to recruit refugee talent and collaborate with governments to create innovative pathways for their resettlement. To date, candidates have been hired in Australia, Canada, and the United Kingdom.

 

 

 

General Info

Acronym: 
N/A
Organisation Type: 
International Civil Society Organisation
Founding Year: 
2016
Country of Origin: 
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US
Scope: 
International
Country/ies of Operation: 
Australia
Canada
Lebanon
United Kingdom
United States
Intervention Sector(s): 
Labor & Livelihoods

Contact Information

Contact person's position: 
Lebanon Country Manager
Contact person's email: 
[email protected]
Contact person's phone number: 
N/A
Address: 
Antwork
May Ziadeh Street, Block A, 3rd Floor
Beirut , Beirut
Lebanon
Phone: +96171325686
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Beirut LB
City: 
Beirut
Street: 
May Ziadeh Street, Block A, 3rd Floor
Phone: 
+96171325686
Website: 
www.talentbeyondboundaries.org
Email: 
[email protected]
Contact person's name: 
Noura Ismail
Partnerships: 
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Call for Proposals - Labour Mobility Pathways for Syrian Refugees: Barriers and Opportunities

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This research aims to further map host country-level barriers to labour mobility, focusing on the specific
challenges facing Syrian refugees, identifying lessons learned from previous attempts to overcome them, and highlighting possible ways to overcome barriers that have not yet been attempted.

Monday, 28 June 2021
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TBB is the only organization in the world pioneering labor mobility as a complementary solution to traditional refugee resettlement. We are redefining global systems for millions of skilled refugees by creating pathways to international employment that make use of their skills. These pathways allow refugees to find stability and employers to gain new talent, while reducing the number of dependents on aid worldwide. We have been named pioneers of our field by the UNHCR, IOM, and the governments of Australia, Canada, and the United Kingdom. To learn more, visit talentbeyondboundaries.org.

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Talent Beyond Boundaries is one of the organizations in the world pioneering labor mobility as a complementary solution to traditional refugee resettlement. We are redefining global systems for millions of skilled refugees by creating pathways to international employment that make use of their skills. These pathways allow refugees to find stability and employers to gain new talent, while reducing the number of dependents on aid worldwide. We have been named pioneers of our field by the UNHCR, IOM, and the governments of Australia, Canada, and the United Kingdom.

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