On 5 November, the Estonian Refugee Council’s fourth Tallinn Humanitarian Conference brought together nearly 120 participants and humanitarian experts from…
International humanitarian funding has fallen by almost a third, but people’s needs have not disappeared. On Thursday, 5 November, the Estonian Refugee Council…
As October arrived, the Language Ladder project came to an end. Over the past year, we have supported young Ukrainians living in Estonia in learning Estonian,…
The Estonian Refugee Council has developed a practical guide for teachers, youth workers, education professionals and other specialists working with Ukrainian…
Estonian Refugee Council’s humanitarian conference seeks solutions to the crises of a changing world
On 5 November, the Estonian Refugee Council’s Tallinn Humanitarian Conference returns for its fourth edition. This year we explore three urgent themes shaping…
Learning a new language is about more than memorising words and grammar rules. It is equally important to gain the confidence and support to use the language…
Eesti Pagulasabi esimene poolaasta on olnud tegus. Meie Eesti programmide fookuses on Ukraina pagulasnoorte toetamine: eesti keele õppimise, uute kontaktide…
2025 was an exceptionally difficult year for the humanitarian sector, as global needs grew faster than the available capacity to respond. Despite this, the…
This winter the Estonian Refugee Council together with partners Finnish Refugee Council, Irish Refugee Council and Danish Refugee Council Youth, conducted a…
Every day, families who have been forced to leave their homes arrive at evacuation centres in Ukraine in search of safety. As part of its Mother’s Day campaign…