IRC recognizes one refugee who is the first person in his family to graduate high school in the United States: Congratulations Janvier!

Nestled along 900 South, the Spice on 9th Café serves as community space, welcoming refugee and new American entrepreneurs to engage with the IRC in Utah’s Spice Kitchen Incubator program. In December, Spice on 9th welcomed its first Chef in Residence: Najati Abdalla of Namash Swahili Cuisine.

When worlds collide, Joanne Stevenson, a family mentor volunteer, is there to help families adjust. And explain free candy.

By making a recurring monthly donation, you make a lasting commitment to the delivery of safety to refugees, allowing them to build new lives in our community. Becoming a sustaining donor is a great way to help ensure the stability and effectiveness of local IRC

Rally your community to collect furniture, household goods, and other essential supplies for newcomers rebuilding their lives here in Oakland.

Within a year of arriving in Salt Lake City, Abdul Bari noticed a need in his school and took action: he started a robotics club focused on inclusion, where 90% of club members come from a refugee or immigrant background.

A Jersey girl at heart, with a strong desire to help others in her community.