Project Amplify is a national nonprofit (501c3) created in 2019 to establish legal protections for child migrants in government care. After Professor Warren Binford witnessed unprecedented human rights abuses being committed against child migrants, she co-founded Project Amplify with attorneys Hope Frye and Erin Albanese. The team has worked diligently to tell the children's stories to millions of Americans and international audiences by engaging with leading media outlets, and through speaking opportunities. To further keep the issue top of mind, PA launched a national series of art, theatre and musical performances, centering child migrants. We believe our supporters, whether they were legendary artists like Neil Young or amateur performers, were instrumental in reaching new audiences through their art and inspiring meaningful action, including voting for change in the 2020 election. 

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While some of the cruelest policies enacted by the previous administration have been abolished by the Biden administration, we know that we can and must do better to address 21st-century immigration challenges. Project Amplify will continue to advocate for improved reception, identification and reunification for children. We also remain committed to working with policymakers at the highest level, sharing our expertise as lawyers, human rights experts and community organizers. We are confident that with your support we can continue to make a difference in the lives of children risking everything to secure a brighter future. #AmplifytheChildren

 

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