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Today is #WorldRefugeeDay. I am spending it in Syria with some of the 600,000 people who have returned from neighbouring countries after 14 years of conflict. Syria today is where returning Syrians — given security, opportunities and support — can finally stop being refugees.

If you’re in the Harbour City this weekend, drop by & experience this amazing artwork. We’ve partnered with acclaimed artist Atong Atem on a special installation. See it from 19-27 June at Sydney's Martin Place. — Image: Three Women, 2020 | Courtesy of Atong Atem & Mars Gallery

Getting to our Atong Atem art collaboration in Martin Place is easy – let us show you. Come down before Friday, 27 June to see acclaimed artist Atong Atem’s incredible Three Women artwork, reimagined as a giant installation in Sydney’s Martin Place. Don't miss out!

Holya, a Yazidi refugee from Iraq, fled her home with her family due to violence against the Yazidi community. Now living safely in the Netherlands with support from UNHCR, Holya uses art to heal and to share the stories of her people.

After devastating massive aerial attacks on Dnipro & Kyiv 🇺🇦 in recent days, UNHCR & partners are on the ground with urgent support. Affected families receive psychosocial aid, legal counseling, emergency shelter materials and are registered for emergency cash.

Every child deserves a childhood, yet an alarming percentage of those forced to flee are children. Many carry the trauma of war and displacement. We owe it to them to ensure they are not forgotten.

You've maybe heard the terms asylum seeker, refugee, internally displaced person and migrant, but what do those words actually mean? Here’s a quick guide to help you understand the important differences. Find out more about refugees on our blog: unrefugees.org.au/our-stories/wh…

A community that is open to refugees is a community that is open to new potential. When we welcome refugees, we don’t just offer safety and a new home – we invite growth, resilience and opportunity. Let’s build communities that say “welcome”.