What can the EU learn from refugee and migrants’ experiences during COVID-19?

Girls in northeastern Nigeria are learning techniques to help them overcome stress and deal with negative thoughts.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has already forced over 1 million refugees to flee. Most are women and children. Learn what you can do to help.

As refugees continue to flee Ukraine, we outline 8 actions the EU and its member states must take to ensure a humane and effective response.

Hear from an Afghan woman working against the odds to help others and work for gender equality.

Aster and Gidey are two mothers who had to leave their homes as tensions grew, witnessing extreme atrocities along the way. Now having reached safety, they talked of raising awareness of what they had experienced, wishing for the world to know what happened to their lives and families.

With the aim of providing education and protection services to develop a sense of safety, the IRC has been able to offer young girls in northeastern Nigeria spaces where they can learn in a supportive and nurturing environment.

Through funding by the European Union (EU), the multi-country Programmatic Partnership helps school-aged children in Niger, Nigeria and Cameroon receive quality education and protection services.

Through funding from the European Union (EU), the International Rescue Committee has been able to provide supplies and services to camp residents in Kachin state, located in northern Myanmar, to support residents — especially women and girls — in covering their basic needs, maintaining their health, and ensuring their well-being.

What it’s like to be a mother in conflict