The FSP Learning and Insights paper developed by the Re:Build Program in collaboration with Open Capital offers valuable insights and promising outcomes of a deep assessment of the financial inclusion of urban refugees in Nairobi and Kampala. In this evidence-based research, we found effective strategies to promote financial inclusion and empower refugees towards economic stability and ultimately self-reliance.

An Arabic-language version of the advocacy brief Ahlan Simsim: Evidence for Investment

At a critical moment of rebuilding for the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP), the IRC and the Refugee Advocacy Lab are bringing together refugee and immigrant voices, state legislators, and technical experts to celebrate their efforts to create more welcoming communities for newcomers. This virtual summit will include a panel discussion and conversations between policymakers who are advancing legislation related to education, workforce development, integration support, and more. Attendees will also have direct access to correlating policy resources and the technical support they need to replicate such measures within their own states.

New Challenge launched to crowdsource improvements in safety, lighting, and maintenance of latrines for a share of US$30,000 award

The IRC in Atlanta expects to welcome 700 school-aged children to Georgia in the upcoming year and we can’t do this without YOU! This summer, we are organizing a Back 2 School Supply Drive to ensure the refugee families we serve have backpacks full of everything they need as children enroll in their new schools and begin to rebuild their lives.