2026 World Refugee Day Resolution
Urge Congress to cosponsor today.
Ask Congress to Reaffirm America’s Commitment to Refugees
World Refugee Day may have passed, but Congress can still take an important step in standing with refugees and displaced people. The 2026 Congressional World Refugee Day Resolution recognizes the courage and resilience of refugees and reaffirms the United States’ commitment to protecting people forced to flee conflict, persecution, and violence.
Send a message to your senators and representative today and urge them to co-sponsor this important resolution.
Why This Resolution Matters
More than 120 million people worldwide have been forcibly displaced because of conflict, violence, persecution, and human rights abuses. Congressional support for the World Refugee Day Resolution sends an important message that the United States remains committed to protecting refugees and supporting humanitarian responses around the world.
What the Resolution Does
The 2026 Congressional World Refugee Day Resolution:
- Recognizes World Refugee Day and the resilience of displaced people.
- Reaffirms the United States’ longstanding commitment to refugee protection.
- Supports humanitarian assistance and durable solutions for displaced communities.
- Highlights the contributions refugees make to communities around the world.
- Encourages continued U.S. leadership in responding to global displacement.
How You Can Help
- Send a message to your senators and representative.
- Share this action alert with your community.
- Learn more about refugee protection and advocacy.
- Continue accompanying refugees through prayer, advocacy, and support.
Why Are Advocates Asking Congress to Co-Sponsor This Resolution?
Advocates are asking Congress to co-sponsor the 2026 Congressional World Refugee Day Resolution because it reaffirms the United States’ commitment to refugee protection, humanitarian assistance, and durable solutions for people displaced by conflict and persecution. Congressional support demonstrates bipartisan recognition of the importance of protecting refugees and advancing human dignity.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Congressional World Refugee Day Resolution?
The Congressional World Refugee Day Resolution recognizes World Refugee Day and reaffirms the United States’ commitment to protecting refugees and displaced people worldwide. The resolution highlights the importance of humanitarian assistance, durable solutions, and continued U.S. leadership in responding to global displacement.
Why should Congress co-sponsor the World Refugee Day Resolution?
Co-sponsoring the resolution demonstrates bipartisan support for refugee protection and affirms the United States’ longstanding humanitarian commitments. It also recognizes the resilience and contributions of refugees and displaced people around the world.
Can members of Congress still join the resolution after World Refugee Day?
Yes. Members of Congress can continue to co-sponsor the resolution after June 20, and advocates can continue urging lawmakers to add their support. The need for refugee protection and humanitarian leadership extends far beyond World Refugee Day itself.
How can I advocate for refugees?
You can contact your senators and representative, participate in advocacy campaigns, educate your community about forced displacement, and support organizations that accompany, serve, and advocate for refugees and other forcibly displaced people.
Why does refugee advocacy matter?
More than 120 million people worldwide have been forcibly displaced by conflict, persecution, and violence. Advocacy helps ensure that refugees have access to protection, humanitarian assistance, and opportunities to rebuild their lives in safety and dignity.
