Quarterly Mixed Migration Update
This Quarterly Mixed Migration Update (QMMU) covers the Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) region. The core countries of focus […]
Honduras
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Press release: New study on Safe Mobility Offices in Latin America 
New study highlights the promise and shortcomings of US ‘Safe Mobility Offices’ (SMOs) in managing mixed migration in Latin America
The influence of Safe Mobility Offices (SMO) on mixed migration in Latin America
Safe Mobility Offices (SMO) were set-up by the United States administration in Latin America to offer safe alternatives to irregular
Online communities: How do people on the move to North America use social media?
This research paper investigates how the Spanish-speaking Latin American and Caribbean population on the move northward use Facebook regarding their
Power dynamics, arm twisting and migrant rights: the many (ugly) faces of migration diplomacy
Migration has undeniably taken centre stage in political discourse, not only as a domestic hot topic but also as a
Secondary Actors: the role of smugglers in mixed migration through the Americas
This paper explores the use of smugglers by Latin American and Caribbean migrants on their journeys to North America. It
Digital lifelines
This paper explores the use of social media by Venezuelan refugees and migrants as they head north through the Latin
Migration experiences of children on the move through Honduras
This paper explores the migration experiences of children and caregivers on the move in Honduras. The research project was developed
Children on the move through Honduras
This infographic presents caregivers’ reporting on the experiences and security risks faced by children and adolescents on the move through
Improving knowledge on children and youth on the move in Honduras
Funded by UNICEF Honduras, MMC Latin America and the Caribbean will gather and analyse child-specific data on mixed migration trends and dynamics for 6 months, to provide in-depth evidence-based information on the conditions of children and young people on the move in Honduras.
