This World Refugee Day, the U.S. should redouble its efforts to address the regional displacement crisis in the Americas by increasing its commitments to refugee protection in three key areas.

Urban settings require different approaches to delivering assistance and supporting populations compared to rural areas or refugee camps.

A case study of World Bank financing for refugee-hosting nations

Nearly 60 million people have been forced to flee their homes by war, conflict and persecution — more lives upended than at any time in history. The International Rescue Committee joins the United Nations on World Refugee Day (June 20) in raising awareness of this unprecedented humanitarian crisis, urging global leaders to act, and saluting the courage of refugees who are trying to rebuild their lives far from home. Why is commemorating World R

A case study of World Bank financing for refugee-hosting nations.

Somalia now ranks at the top of the International Rescue Committee’s Emergency Watchlist. Here are five reasons why the country could face the world’s worst crisis in 2023.

A case study that analyses the potential impact of World Bank financing to support refugees and host communities in Cameroon.

Sudan is now the country with the largest number of displaced people and the largest child displacement crisis in the world.

In these extraordinary times, the world needs courageous leadership. That is what the International Rescue Committee was founded to provide. Our first employee, Varian Fry, issued fake passports from a safe house in Nazi-occupied Marseille to help people escape persecution during WWII.