On Saturday, July 20th, the IRC in Denver joined Rocky Mountain PBS's Kidsfest 2024 in Northglenn to sent a powerful message about belonging and unity.

On June 20, 2024, Denver’s Tivoli Turnhalle came alive with the powerful voices of refugees from around the world. The Colorado Refugee Speaker’s Bureau Showcase marked a celebration of resilience, courage, and hope, all in recognition of World Refugee Day.

Colorado Access announced as exclusive event sponsor for Welcome Home 2024, demonstrating the importance of investing in refugee health.

On July 21st, the International Rescue Committee in Denver hosted its first-ever New Roots program community potluck at the beautiful Ellis Elementary Garden.

The IRC in Denver completes the pilot program "Tutoring Together," an initiative for youth in middle and high schools to provide additional support to the more rigorous school material and more complex school navigation.

A look at Mary Louise and Bruce Cohen’s remarkable journey into pro bono legal work for the IRC in Denver.

In September 2021, Suzy Stutzman of Golden Optimists reached out to the IRC in Denver, offering refurbished bicycles to refugees. Golden Optimists, a volunteer-run non-profit in Golden, Colorado, has been transforming donated bikes into sustainable transportation for those in need for over 35 years. During the pandemic, they pivoted to support incoming refugees, including many from Afghanistan. This partnership has provided over 100 bikes to IRC Denver clients, enhancing their mobility and integration into the community. The collaboration highlights the profound impact of community support and the ongoing need for volunteers to sustain these efforts.

An interview with Jessica Blake, IRC in Denver Economic Empowerment VISTA.

IRC in Denver employee Andrea Oviedo tells her story in honor of National Citizenship Day 2024.

Rabia Afghan and her family arrived in the United States in April 2022 as part of “Operation Allies Welcome,” fleeing the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan. Initially welcomed by IRC staff member Bill Tuffin in Virginia, their paths crossed again in January 2023 when Bill, now an Employment Specialist at the IRC in Denver, was tasked with helping Rabia find employment. Despite language barriers and the challenges of resettlement, Rabia secured a job at a local hotel and, through determination and support from the IRC, was promoted within two years. Her story highlights the critical role of community support in helping refugees rebuild their lives and the ongoing challenges they face in their new homes.