The IRC in Silver Spring's youth program mobilizes to provide virtual support to refugee youth.

A look into the IRC in NY's work amidst COVID-19 conditions.

January is National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month and the IRC is working to raise awareness and train community members to identify and report potential trafficking cases in both the Big Bend and South Florida.

An Afghan family of four begin again in their new New York home.

A cohort of digital tutors have joined to help bridge the digital divide that faces newcomers.

Former refugees eagerly look forward to connecting with their neighbors, attending English classes in person and experiencing the “real U.S.”

During the harvest season, refugee farmers have partnered with the Food Innovation Network to deliver locally grown organic produce with elders facing food insecurity.

Thank you to the generous community members and groups who donated school supplies this summer and fall!

The IRC's New Roots program has been helping newcomers access land and grow healthy food for their families for years. Now we're helping gardeners bring their produce to the wider community. IRC gardener Krishna, once a farmer in Bhutan, shares about his experiences as a first-time seller at the new Tukwila Farmer's Market.