Since 2011, GenR members have come together to support the IRC's vital mission by hosting events, volunteering their time, helping to raise funds, connecting with fellow members and just having fun.

Nine-year-old Maher discovers his love for photography after the International Rescue Committee gave him a camera to photograph his friends.

The International Rescue Committee has set up several safe healing and learning spaces in Greece where refugee children and youth can recover from trauma and build new friendships.

See how the IRC is working inside Syria, in neighboring countries, and in Europe and the United States to help Syrian children and their families endure and recover from war and trauma. 

One in four people in Lebanon is a Syrian refugee. The IRC is providing employment support to help Syrians build a future far from their war-torn home and to assist struggling locals.

With temporary cash assistance and individual counseling from the IRC, this Syrian family was able to create a peaceful home again.

"What do you want to be when you grow up?" Too many girls around the world have never been asked that question. That's why the IRC the invited girls in Congo and Jordan to create visions for themselves, and develop strategic plans for achieving them.

Eight months since borders closed across the Balkan route, leaving tens of thousands stranded across Europe, refugees have no choice but to live in conditions that are not ready for winter: unheated tents, warehouses, and unfinished or abandoned buildings. These photos by an IRC partner in Serbia show young Afghans huddling together for warmth in a disused warehouse in Belgrade.

For two long years, women and girls in Mosul were kept inside by ISIS, away from the outside world – and each other. After escaping to camps east of the city, women say that what they need most is space to be together.

In Serbia's capital Belgrade, over 1,200 young people, including children, are sleeping in derelict warehouses in brutally cold weather, where temperatures reach –4 degrees Fahrenheit.