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Maryna still regularly visits the flat she was forced to leave after an attack. She checks the pipes, heating system and neighbouring flats, knowing that their…
The Tallinn Humanitarian Conference, organised by the Estonian Refugee Council, will take place on 5 November at Fotografiska. This year’s global conference…
In Syria, 15.6 million people – nearly 60% of the population – need humanitarian assistance. With support from the Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the…
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,…
From a few handfuls of fruit from her home garden to a growing small business, Silva Ghazaryan’s journey began with participating in a self-help group in…
The Estonian Refugee Council has developed a practical guide for teachers, youth workers, education professionals and other specialists working with Ukrainian…
The Tallinn Humanitarian Conference, organised by the Estonian Refugee Council, will take place on 5 November at Fotografiska. This year’s global conference…
In August, the Estonian Refugee Council’s Ukraine team visited a transit centre in Voloske and a support centre in Dnipro, in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, to see how…
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 avas okupeeritud Palestiina aladel ametliku esinduse.
Algas tegevus Sudaanis, Kesk- ja Lõuna-Darfuri raskesti ligipääsetavates…