Learn about some of the well-known artists, ambassadors and other luminaries who were once refugees.

Actress Mia Farrow recently visited IRC nutrition programs in Chad, where conflict and climate change are making it hard for families to get enough food.

The IRC has joined forces with the New Americans Campaign, to help legal permanent residents become American citizens.

Right now some 60 million people around the world are living in limbo, having been forced to flee their homes by war, conflict and persecution. That's more lives uprooted than at any time since World War II.

IRC CEO and President, David Miliband, affirms that the IRC’s innovative, evidence-based approach remains steadfast in helping people in crisis survive, recover and rebuild.

Displaced by conflict and forced to live in makeshift shelters, many are without even the most basic essentials to keep warm or maintain their health. Learn more and see how the IRC is supporting people.

The IRC in San Diego partnered with Fox Sports San Diego to provide over 50 refugee youth with a career exploration opportunity, studio tour and a chance to experience their first-ever baseball game.