The CRC came into existence in 1989. Despite the global support for this convention to be ratified, children’s’ protection and other rights are far from a reality for millions of children around the world.

The New Roots 2023 Impact Report provides key statistics, examples, and stories of how New Roots is improving the lives of New Americans – and their neighbors – through food and agriculture.

The IRC is hiring three Washington Service Corps members in Seattle and Spokane. This is an exciting opportunity to play a critical role on the amazing IRC WA Youth & Education team

The IRC is currently accepting new and gently used donations of winter coats and blankets.

Hundreds of community members gathered at the 14th Annual ARTvocacy exhibition on June 20th to celebrate the many contributions refugees make to our community and country.

Refugees bring to their new communities resilience, determination and other intangible gifts...and some ingenious inventions. Learn more about refugee contributions.

In 2023, the IRC brought new and proven solutions, a seasoned global team and 90 years of experience to serve more than 34.5 million people around the world.

The IRC’s life-saving malnutrition treatment helps over 90% of children recover. But cuts to humanitarian aid from the United States are putting this life-saving work at risk.

The IRC assists refugees and SIVs in securing employment upon arrival in the U.S., in addition to supporting them as they advance their careers and move towards achieving financial goals. Through job training, resume workshops, mock interviews, vocational scholarships, Vocational English as Second Language (VESL) classes, financial education, and other services, we offer refugees the tools they need to succeed in meeting their short and long-term professional and financial goals.