An agency working far and wide for safe, orderly migration
The International Organization for Migration, created in 1951 to help Western Europe cope with millions of World War II refugees, today helps 169 nations make the movements of a billion migrants worldwide safe, orderly and dignified.
U.S. helps deliver much-needed humanitarian aid to Yemen
U.S.-funded cranes sent to the Hudaydah port are helping to get humanitarian supplies to people in need in Yemen.
Ebola survivors in Liberia regain sight with U.S. help
A U.S.-backed program helps those who lost their sight to Ebola and provides training to help Liberia build a more self-reliant health workforce.
U.S. helps Egypt preserve antiquities
U.S.-Egyptian teamwork is protecting many of Egypt's most historic sites, including the Pyramids and the Great Sphinx, from groundwater and other threats.
We’re closer than ever to ending HIV/AIDS this World AIDS Day
Latest U.S. government data show historic highs in HIV prevention and treatment as people around the globe celebrate World AIDS Day on December 1.
Filipinos can safely study in ‘alternative learning sites’
Unable to attend school because of instability caused by conflict, Filipino children learn at alternative sites with help from a U.S.-backed program.
U.S. rushes help to Rohingya refugees
The United States is sending tens of millions of dollars in aid for over a half million Rohingya who fled for their lives after an army crackdown in Burma.
Welding is this Filipino’s answer to recurring violence
A U.S.-backed program offers job training for young people in the Philippines who live in areas with high rates of poverty and violence.
U.S. refugee resettlement resumes with tighter screening
After a four-month lull to improve background checks, the United States is once again admitting refugees. No country admits more of the world's refugees.