Learn more about refugee-related policies and legislation in Kenya and Uganda.

A simplified, combined protocol is equally effective, more costefficient, and easier to scale than the current approach to wasting treatment

Students in the Charlottesville area participated in a workshop on understanding the power or working with people different from themselves.

IRC partnered with the Charlottesville Fire Department to distribute bikes and educational training to newly arrived refugees.

The IRC in Richmond is expanding services to survivors of human trafficking.

In October, the IRC in Richmond enrolled 24 adults into online English classes.

After arriving from Afghanistan as a Special Immigrant Visa (SIV) holder in July 2020, Shallah Shaiq began the process of building a new life in the U.S. with her husband and teenage son. Shallah initially earned a bachelor’s degree in law from Afghanistan and carries a passion for working with her Afghan peers through communications. Shallah felt determined to acquire the skills she needed to develop her resume and continue her education in the U.S.  so she could continue to support women’s rights within an Afghan immigrant organization.  

The IRC in Salt Lake City partnered with the Rape Recovery Center to increase education opportunities focused on sexual violence prevention education, focusing on engaging groups of men and boys to access vital resources and engage in group discussion.

Sarah, a casework intern, has been working at the IRC since the beginning of the school year! She has worked on planning bus orientations for newly arrived families, and bringing about robust processes to serve newly arrived refugees well.

Housing volunteers at the IRC in Salt Lake City are crucial to the resettlement process! When refugees arrive in Utah, they are able to walk into a furnished home with all their essential needs to start out their lives here. Learn more about members of our housing support team: Jill Baker, Rob Kain, and Holli Turner.