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IFRC Global Migration and Displacement Newsletter
JULY 2024
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Dear colleagues,
Welcome to the July issue of the IFRC Global Migration and Displacement Newsletter! This issue highlights Red Cross and Red Crescent activities with and for migrants and displaced people in Slovenia, Luxembourg, Jordan, Australia, Zimbabwe, Denmark, Ethiopia-Sudan, Uganda, Honduras, Philippines, Romania, Gaza, and other locations around the world. This edition also features a collection of stories, interviews, and programs in honor of World Refugee Day. We hope you find the information useful, and please feel free to be in touch with any migration and displacement related queries or comments about the Newsletter.
Please share this Newsletter with your colleagues, who can subscribe here.
Ezekiel Simperingham, IFRC Manager, Migration and Displacement ezekiel.simperingham@ifrc.org
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WORLD REFUGEE DAY ON 20 JUNE
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Stitching a New Life
The Jordan Red Crescent is helping Syrian refugees restart their livelihoods and small businesses.
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This toolkit from the Danish Red Cross provides practical guidance on how National Societies can effectively facilitate and promote dialogue and information sharing with people on the move, host communities and the wider public.
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Family reunited after 11 years Uganda Red Cross, ICRC Uganda and Partners have successfully reunited Dusenge Rambahose with her children after 11 years of separation. Rambahose and her family fled the DRC 11 years ago, during fierce fighting in the country in March 2012.
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Refugee is a circumstance, not an identity Ismail Ibrahim of the Australian Red Cross shares his personal journey as a refugee and working with the UNHCR, the Australian Red Cross, and other community services organizations.
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Hope despite all circumstances Through a series of recreational activities, the Palestine Red Crescent Society teams offer a ray of hope and joy to displaced children in Gaza.
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Empowering Refugees Nawal Sadiq, a vocational trainer at the Jordan Red Crescent Society for 25 years, speaks about the motivations of the refugees taking their training programs.
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