Attend our next IRC Insights virtual event to hear directly from our new executive director of IRC Virginia, Justin Gandy. Joining us on Tuesday, March 11th will give you a chance to learn how we can all work together to make a positive impact in our communities moving forward.

Humanitarian parole offers a pathway to safety for people in crisis and benefits the U.S. Learn more about how it works.

After dedicating 20 years of service to the IRC in all, IRC Virginia Executive Director Harriet Kuhr announced she would retire at the end of 2024. We sat down with her for an interview in December to get some final reflections on refugee resettlement in Charlottesville and her impactful nonprofit career.

For this first time, the IRC in Richmond is participating in the VITA program, providing support with tax preparation for underserved populations. This Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program exemplifies the power of community partnership and the impact of volunteers on our work!

Read a moving poem penned by a client of the IRC in Charlottesville about his journey as a refugee resettling in the United States.

The case study showcases the growing role of Anticipatory Action in meeting humanitarian needs, the IRC approach to Anticipation Action through the “Follow the Forecast” framework, and shares an evaluation of the “Follow the Forecast” approach in Guatemala in 2024.

El estudio de caso muestra el creciente papel de la Acción Anticipatoria en la satisfacción de las necesidades humanitarias, el enfoque del IRC de la Acción Anticipatoria a través del marco "Seguir el pronóstico”, y comparte una evaluación del enfoque “Seguir el pronóstico” en Guatemala en 2024. El estudio de caso evalúa componentes clave para respuestas efectivas de acción anticipatoria: