The Refugee Research Network (RRN) is a brand dedicated to mobilizing and sustaining a global network of researchers and research centers focused on studying refugee and forced migration issues. Their goal is to engage policy makers and practitioners in finding effective solutions to the challenges faced by refugees and displaced persons. The RRN was established in collaboration with the Centre for Refugee Studies at York University and is supported by funding from the Canadian SSHRC Knowledge Cluster program.

Their network includes a diverse group of researchers, affiliate researchers, and institutional partners all committed to advancing knowledge in the field of refugee studies. The RRN offers a range of research clusters, including those focused on detention and asylum, environmental displacement, gender and sexuality, international refugee law, and more. They also provide educational programs at the certificate, undergraduate, masters, PhD, and post-doctoral levels to promote the development of expertise in this field.

Through their collaborations and knowledge mobilization efforts, the RRN is making a significant impact in the refugee research community, fostering connectivity, and aiding the transfer of knowledge both locally and globally