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France, Spain, England, Argentina. Four teams standing in #WorldCup2026. Teams shaped by journeys. Bringing fans together.

Bilali, Innocent and Blate all share one goal: keeping #Ebola out of #SouthSudan. These @IOMSouthSudan health workers are screening travelers, sharing lifesaving information & strengthening preparedness. More at 👉bit.ly/4fjEZvT 🤝U.S. Government through @USEmbassyJuba

Families affected by the earthquakes in Venezuela need safe shelter and essential support. Grateful to @MofaJapan_en for their USD 1M contribution to IOM—helping deliver shelter and critical relief items when they are most needed. Partnerships like this make a real difference.

IOM is scaling up support for communities affected by the earthquake in Venezuela. A new airlift, supported by DHL (@DHLGlobal), delivered essential relief items from Panama to Caracas to help meet urgent humanitarian needs. Read more 👉 iom.int/Z7r

The ball has always travelled. Passed from foot to foot, city to city, generation to generation, until it belongs to everyone. This #WorldCup2026, we are exploring the journeys behind the game. ⚽️👉 iom.int/Z7d

Every minute counts in an emergency. From IOM’s global stock hub in Nairobi to Port-au-Prince, Haiti, emergency supplies are moving quickly to help reach vulnerable families when they need support most.

The conflict in Gaza has left millions like Faiza without stable living conditions. IOM, alongside partners, are working to support displaced families as they navigate an increasingly difficult humanitarian situation.

Nearly 1.5 million people are displaced by violence in Haiti, the highest number ever recorded. Humanitarian assistance is saving lives today. But lasting recovery will require sustained investment in the future.

Khubeiza has deep roots in Palestinian heritage. Um Ahmad, a displaced Palestinian grandmother, shares her Khubeiza recipe, revived out of necessity after months of food scarcity as the humanitarian crisis in Gaza continues.

When Viktoriia was forced to flee her home, she thought she'd lost everything she'd built. With the support of fellow women beekeepers, she's creating something new. Check out this beautiful story. Read more: iom.int/Z7K

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Rodents. Pests. Overcrowded shelters. For displaced families in #Gaza, these conditions are putting their health and well-being at risk every day. With @EU_ECHO, IOM's is delivering hygiene and cleaning kits to help families keep shelters clean and reduce the risk of disease.

“Like everyone else, I want to go home.” Nina fled Ukraine in 2022. She shares the hope of millions: to return home when it is safe. In Slovakia, IOM supports vulnerable Ukrainians with safe housing, humanitarian assistance and trusted information while they wait for that day.

As AI becomes part of humanitarian response, getting the technology right isn’t enough. Together with @cooperation_lu, IOM is helping build the guidance and partnerships needed to ensure AI is used safely, ethically and responsibly. iom.int/Z7D

Players move. Coaches move. Fans move. Football has always been a game built by people in motion, sharing skills, stories, and cultures wherever they land. #WorldCup2026

Home can live in the recipes we pass down. From Kuwait, Mohamed is sharing a taste of Palestinian heritage with more than a million people around the world. Read more: iom.int/Z7R

A high-level U.S. delegation visited La Guaira, Venezuela's collective shelter, seeing how partners help earthquake-affected families. IOM has supported over 3,600 people with shelter, health, protection and essential services. Grateful for continued U.S. Government support.

Sweden is contributing USD 1 million to IOM’s Resilience Campaign. This flexible funding will help IOM stay agile, strengthen core capacities and respond to emerging needs for people on the move around the world. Read more 👇 iom.int/Z7a

Standing with communities in Venezuela every step of the way. Since the earthquake, IOM has reached more than 3,000 people with emergency assistance and delivered 4,700+ services.

What makes this Ebola outbreak so difficult to contain? IOM's Dr. Abdoulaye Wone explains how conflict, displacement, and cross border movement increase the risk of spread, and how IOM is helping communities respond.