What we want
We seek a world where human mobility is recognised as a normal reality, and where all people are guaranteed their human rights and have a dignified standard of living, regardless of migration status.
How we work
With our network and partners, we research and advocate for evidence-based, holistic and humane responses to the realities of undocumented migrants and to people who want to come to Europe to work or for other reasons. We provide a platform to engage policy-makers and the public at the international, European, national, and local levels.
Our work is grounded in principles and values of social justice, anti-racism and equality.
We apply an intersectional lens to our work, recognising overlapping systems of oppression that affect people with insecure residence status, and are committed to strengthening participation of people with lived experience in our work.”

Read our latest Strategic Plan
PDF2021-2025
PICUM has 160 members
who work on ensuring
human rights of
undocumented migrants.
More about our members
Funders
We receive financial contributions from a variety of supporters to be able to operate. These include private foundations, international organisations and member organisations. Our members contribute to its funding through the payment of membership fees. We also receive generous in-kind contributions and pro bono advice from a variety of professionals.