Everyone can help refugees by welcoming them as new and valuable members of American society. Here's how.

The IRC has partnered with Nike and buntkicktgut to bring the unifying power of play to refugee and local children in primary schools across Berlin.

After fleeing shocking violence in Myanmar, nearly 1 million Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh face potentially devastating monsoon rains this summer. Many live in flimsy shelters in areas prone to flooding and landslides.

IRC clients, staff, and volunteers enjoyed food, fun, and games together to celebrate World Refugee Day.

With her country in economic collapse, Andrea, 29, is one of the more than one million Venezuelans who have left to start a new life for their family in Colombia.

Many children in Syria have only known a life of war. See how the IRC and our partners are helping them heal from the trauma of conflict.

The International Rescue Committee has been working in Yemen since 2012. We are one of the largest non-governmental health providers in Yemen, supporting primary health facilities, emergency obstetric and newborn care centers, and hundreds of health workers.

The International Rescue Committee has been working in Ethiopia since 2000, providing essential aid to over 100,000 refugees and more than 500,000 Ethiopians affected by natural disasters. In 2013, the IRC in Ethiopia opened the largest water system for any refugee camp in the world.

IRC staff asked survivors of torture the following: "How has the identity of a survivor of torture shaped your life?" "How do you find hope?" "What do you want the world to know about torture?" These are their answers, in their own words.

Since 2000, the IRC has provided a wide range of assistance for refugees living in camps and for Ethiopian communities throughout the country that have been affected by drought, flooding, conflict and COVID-19.