There are people behind every crisis. Wherever they may come from, show your solidarity with all who are displaced.

Education can unlock incredible opportunities. Just ask our Goodwill Ambassador Mary Maker. She grew up as a refugee in Kakuma, Kenya and recently attended #UNGA in New York to share a clear message. Refugees need more than words. They need action.

Access to education is a human right, for refugees and everyone. Ensuring enrolment in education is where it begins, and making sure that access continues at every level is how we reach a brighter future for us all. Learn more in this year's Education Report: unh.cr/z8BGwE

Across the world, UNHCR protects families fleeing war and persecution. Here’s a glimpse through the camera lens of what that looks like.

UN High Commissioner for Refugees @BarhamSalih has joined the judging committee for the 2027 Zayed Award for Human Fraternity, recognizing individuals and organizations working to advance human fraternity and peaceful coexistence around the world.

"Prevention is better than cure." ✅ 🚨 In response to #Ebola🦠 alerts and the ongoing #cholera🦠 outbreak in 📍Nord-Ubangi, 📍Sud-Ubangi and 📍Bas-Uélé, @UNHCR_DRC & partners are stepping up awareness campaigns, measures and monitoring to help curb the spread of diseas.

105 refugee graduates. Two distinctions. One top law student. 🎓 Today, refugee graduates at Cavendish University in Lusaka showed why inclusion matters. When refugees have access to education, their skills can benefit us all. #RefugeeInclusion #EducationForAll

5.8 million refugee children worldwide were out of school at the end of 2025, including nearly 455,000 in Chad. Their futures cannot wait. Investing in education opens doors to opportunity. 🔗Read our 2026 Education Report: bit.ly/4hC2Jwh

Education can be a lifeline. But for millions of refugee children, it remains out of reach, putting years of learning and future opportunities at risk. Hear more about how UNHCR is working with partners to keep refugee children learning ⬇️

For refugee children, school is where safety begins. But getting in is just the first step. Every one of them deserves a path that leads somewhere, and education is how they get there. Read High Commissioner @BarhamSalih's foreword to this year's Education Report: unh.cr/z8BGwE

5.8 million refugee children were out of school in 2025. In Timbuktu, #Mali, UN High Commissioner for Refugees @BarhamSalih saw what access to education can offer: hope, opportunity and a pathway to self-reliance. But funding cuts put this progress at risk. @UNHCRMali @Refugees 📘 Read UNHCR’s new Education Report, Pathways to the Future: Education, Opportunity and Self-Reliance : unhcr.org/media/unhcr-educat…

From Syrian refugee to commercial pilot. Our Goodwill Ambassador and the first female Syrian pilot, Maya Ghazal is proof of what’s possible when refugees have access to education. Find out about her story and more in the UNHCR 2026 Education Report: unh.cr/MB7we9

🥋 Today's the day! Making history as members of the first-ever Asian Refugee Team at the #AsianGames in Aichi-Nagoya, Tala and Mahmoud will step onto the mat today for the Taekwondo Kyorugi event Your dedication and journey is an inspiration to us all. 🍀 Good luck!

📣For our @Refugees teams in the field, funding shortfalls have real consequences: children lose protection support, survivors lose access to care and refugees wait longer for documentation. 8️⃣.3️⃣ million people risk losing vital UNHCR assistance. Info: unhcr.org/news/press-release…

Education can only change the lives of students who are in the classrooms. Nearly half of the world’s school-aged refugees aren't. Learn more in this year's Education Report: unh.cr/z8BGwE

Don’t scroll past this. Lives are at stake. Find out more here: unh.cr/eJBYPX

Remember her name. When UNHCR loses support, people like Fatima could lose theirs. Behind every funding cut is a person whose future is at stake. Find out more: unh.cr/eJBYPX

Good luck to Tala Al-Hunaidi and Mahmoud Al Hussein, who are making history as members of the first-ever Refugee Team at the Asian Games! Their journey to #Nagoya2026 from Jordan’s Azraq camp is an inspiration to us all. #AsianGames #アジア競技大会

At #UNGA, Goodwill Ambassador Gugu Mbatha-Raw remembered brave refugee women she met at the Chad-Sudan border. Ordinary people who had lost loved ones, homes and safety but held onto their hopes for the future. For them and millions of others, the refugee convention is a lifeline.

UNHCR is concerned by Malaysia’s recent return of 1,476 people to Myanmar amid the country’s continuing conflict and dire human rights and humanitarian situation. Learn more: unhcr.org/news/press-release…