Title: Le Refuge
Content:  Le Refuge (trans. The shelter) is a French association founded in 2003 and whose purpose is to provide temporary shelter and support young adults victims of homophobia and transphobia, especially within their own familial cell.
Title: Refuge, Texas
Content:  Refuge is an unincorporated community in Houston County, Texas.
Title: Refugium Peccatorum
Content:  The Archconfraternity of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, Refuge of Sinners was established at Notre-Dame-des-Victoires in the 19th century, and spread throughout the world.
Title: Sanctuary movement
Content:  The Sanctuary movement was a religious and political campaign in the United States that began in the early 1980s to provide safe haven for Central American refugees fleeing civil conflict. The movement was a response to federal immigration policies that made obtaining asylum difficult for Central Americans. At its peak, Sanctuary involved over 500 congregations in the United States, which, by declaring themselves official "sanctuaries," committed to providing shelter, protection, material goods and often legal advice to Central American refugees. Various denominations were involved, including Lutherans, United Church of Christ, Roman Catholics, Eastern Orthodox, Presbyterians, Methodists, Baptists, Jews, Unitarian Universalists, Quakers, and Mennonites. Movement members acted both in defiance of federal laws (civil disobedience) and as citizens upholding laws they thought their government was violating (civil initiative). Several prominent Sanctuary figures were arrested and put on trial in the mid 1980s, including its two "founders", John Fife and James A. Corbett. The movement's historical roots derive from the right of sanctuary in medieval law and Jewish and Christian social teachings. Its contemporary roots derive from the American Civil War and its Underground Railroad as well as the sanctuaries offered to conscientious objectors during the Vietnam War.
Title: City of Refuge (Atlanta)
Content:  City of Refuge is a Christian organization that provides food and shelter for those in need created in July 1997. The City of Refuge was founded in July 1997 by Bruce Deel, the senior pastor of The Mission Church. Deel is a graduate of the Lee university of Cleveland. He has received numerous awards and for his success with the City of Refuge. He is a highly sought-out speaker and consults for numerous Non-profit organizations. The City of Refuge provides a housing program Eden Village. This organization also provides vocational training including the : Workforce Innovation Hub which offers mentoring and training on job readiness, NAPA Auto Center which is a 15 week long auto tech training and job placement, 180° Kitchen Culinary Arts Academy which 
Title: Refuge (United Kingdom charity)
Content:  Refuge provides a national network of refuges across 15 local authority areas in England. Refuge also provides a number of other services, including Community Outreach and Independent Domestic Violence Advocacy services, and runs the Freephone 24 Hour National Domestic Violence Helpline 0808 2000 247 in partnership with Women's Aid. Refuge also seeks to raise awareness of domestic violence and challenge negative social attitudes. It also responds to key policy consultations and debates, ensuring that the voices and needs of abused women and children are reflected in national legislation.
Title: Sanctuary movement
Content:  law, and many members saw themselves as part of a larger transnational community. As Corbett wrote in 1983: "Because the refugees are here, a new exodus has already begun. Those enforced exiles are being joined by North American religious people who are voluntarily exiling themselves from a civil law without justice. Undocumented refugees and outlawed Christians and Jews are together forming a new exodus community that takes seriously a God who acts in history. Public sanctuary is an act that refuses to leave foreign policy to ambassadors and generals and compassion to the limits of law. The new exodus community is beginning to live a love that demands justice and acts with the power and authority that love carries. It is an authority rooted deep in Judeo-Christian tradition and US history itself."
Title: Asylum in the United States
Content:  As a pushback to hostile migration policies, many religious groups came together in the 1980s to provide safety for Central American migrants seeking refuge from civil wars in El Salvador and Guatemala. The movement, tied to the right of asylum that has been built into Western law since Ancient Greece and was built into the Christian faith. While this started as a religious movement meant mainly to protect refugees in need, it became quickly politicized, with many sanctuary movement leaders facing trial for going against the law. Sanctuaries have since played an important role in providing legal access and preventing deportation for asylum seekers, especially under the Trump administration.
Title: Le Refuge
Content:  'Le Refuge' is primarily intended to accommodate and offer social, medical, and psychological assistance to young adults from 18 to 25 years old who have been victims of homophobia and transphobia. 'Le Refuge' can also accommodate minors 15 to 18 years placed by the juvenile judge. The association also offers young people who wish mediation actions to try to reconnect the broken links with the family. 300 children are welcomed each year, in the day-and-relay local apartments. The association is recognized as a public utility by decree of 16 August 2011, formally recognizing the essential character of 'Le refuge' as providing support to LGBT youth rejected by their family, and approves the national dimension of the fight against homophobia.
Title: Refuge, Mississippi
Content:  Refuge is an unincorporated community located in Washington County, Mississippi, United States. Refuge Landing was located west of the settlement, directly on the Mississippi River.

Question: What is the religion of refuge?
Answer: Buddhism.
Buddha Dharma.