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Somalia is facing a severe drought. More than two million people could die of starvation by September. Meet some brave mothers determined to give their families a chance for a better future.
Wisam and his family were resettled in Georgia in 2008 after being forced to flee their home in Iraq. Now a naturalized U.S. citizen, Wisam works as a MARTA bus mechanic, ensuring many frontline workers and families in Atlanta continue to have access to reliable public transportation during the COVID-19 pandemic.
As we pass the one-year mark of this life-altering pandemic, we are thrilled to begin closing the loop on our COVID-19 response. In partnership with CORE, the IRC in Atlanta is now providing Pfizer vaccines in DeKalb County through mobile units with interpretation in 20+ languages. We also recently welcomed three Community Outreach Assistants to the IRC team to increase vaccine access in the community.
IRC in Elizabeth is adjusting to new protocols under COVID-19 response and prevention conditions. Please read below for updated information.
That's a wrap! The New Roots Farmers Markets close up shop and farmers reflect on the most successful market season recorded by the IRC in Salt Lake City’s New Roots program.
How many people do you know with three names? Probably none. Well, now you do…
Although the end of the school year didn't go exactly as planned, the IRC in Atlanta’s Youth Futures and Connect to Success programs still had lots to celebrate. 46 IRC students graduated from high school in the Class of 2020—collectively earning 69 college acceptances so far!
Hear from Syrian mothers about how their families have been coping with over a decade of war.
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