June 20 was established as World Refugee day by the United Nations General Assembly as a way to commemorate the courage and triumphs of refugees.  It is a day to honor refugees living safe, meaningful lives in our communities and celebrate their contributions to the world. However, it is important to remember the 8 million refugees who are denied the right to work, the freedom to move, and lead normal lives.  Every day is a struggle.  And they all need your help.  Watch USCRI's World Refugee Day flash presentation to learn more or use the links to the right to take action on behalf of refugees.