We asked Ukrainian refugees to write a letter to themselves, one year in the past, before the war. What would they tell themselves? What advice would they give? “You are going to lose some people to this war.

Andrii Kokorin and Mariia Borysova are living in the United Kingdom with their family after fleeing the war in Ukraine.

These unique businesses and social enterprises highlight the contribution of refugees to our culture

A record high of 110 million people have fled their homes in search of safety and stability. This is more than any other time since World War II.

Meet refugee changemakers who are shaping policies, art, traditions, dreams and futures in ordinary—and extraordinary—ways.

Five ways the IRC helps people impacted by the war in Ukraine

Find out what is happening to refugees from Ukraine, where are they going and how to help.

Here is a closer look at the growing health crises Ukraine is facing amid the ongoing war.

Building a life in the UK can be a huge challenge for refugees. Having fled war or persecution, refugees still face significant barriers when it comes to resettlement including understanding a new language, finding employment and understanding various, often complex, systems in order to access basic services. 

We’re calling on Home Secretary Priti Patel to do more to welcome refugees from Ukraine.