Journey from the Chilterns to the mystical North Wessex Downs past mighty Iron Age forts, ancient monuments and through some of Britain’s most stunning landscapes as you trek 100km along The Ridgeway.

Considered one of Britain’s toughest outdoor challenges, the National Three Peaks Challenge takes in Ben Nevis (1,344m), Scafell Pike (978m) and Snowdon (1,085m).

Walk 26 miles through central London, taking in world-famous sights including Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, the London Eye and the Tower of London.

The IRC UK is part of a coalition of over 70 organisations calling on the UK government to play a leading role to help Crack the Crises and build a better world for all.  In 2021, we are facing some of the biggest challenges of our times: Covid, injustice and climate change.

After 6 years of war, cuts to essential UK aid, and the pandemic disrupting access to vital supplies, families in Yemen need your support more than ever. Watch our video for the latest facts about this crisis, and please donate today: https://help.rescue-uk.org/

His Royal Highness, The Former Prince of Wales, took a virtual trip to see the IRC’s health and livelihoods work in Nigeria.

Eight-year-old Kamil reminds us to see past the Specific Irrelevant Details in this powerful poem. What started as a school assignment, to write a poem about discrimination, soon became a global collaboration between like-minded creatives and filmmakers across the world bringing the poem to life. Amongst that collaboration was Exile Key Films based in Kakuma refugee camp, Kenya, and run by refugee entrepreneurs, Amina and Abdul.

Diala Brisly was forced to flee Syria in 2013 and is now resettled in France. Her newly commissioned illustration, which makes the statement “Refugees are Courageous,” kicks off our 2021 World Refugee Day campaign honouring and celebrating the contributions of refugee artists.

Christine Shevchenko, a principal ballerina with the American Ballet Theatre, moved to Philadelphia at age 6 when her family had to flee Ukraine. Having trained as a gymnast and studied ballet, she enrolled in the Pennsylvania Ballet’s Rock School and soon was dancing the children’s lead in The Nutcracker.

It takes great courage to open your heart and share your experience. That’s why this World Refugee Day (June 20), we are celebrating refugee artists who remind us that refugees are courageous. Muyambo Marcel Chishimba is a Congolese refugee resettled by the International Rescue Committee in New Jersey, The United States. As a young boy, he was taught to paint by his uncle, acclaimed Congolese artist Kabemba Albert Stounas.