TedXTalk with Tim Buxton
Tim Buxton, founder and CEO of You Belong, recently spoke at TedX in Currumbin on Queensland’s Gold Coast. In his talk, Tim shares his experiences while working in the Kurdistan region of Iraq at the height of the ISIS invasion. With passion and humility…
Afghanistan one year on – those who left and those who were left behind.
It is more than a year now since the sudden and frightening takeover of Afghanistan by the Taliban.
We remember and mourn with the Yezidis
Today we rally together and stand with our brothers and sisters of the Yezidi community in Australia and throughout the world to mourn the loss of loved ones who, in August 2014, were savagely taken from their homes and families in a massacre…
Myanmar's refugee crisis
A deadly military crackdown in August 2017 forced more than 700,000 Rohingyas to escape across the border to Bangladesh…
Sorgul's story
An ambassador to the Refugee Council of Australia, co-host of You Belong podcast, university student, mentor, health educator, business operator, translator and interpreter, Sorgul Maho is juggling plenty of responsibilities and making a difference to…
Afghanistan
Almost 6 million Afghans have been forced to leave their homes and an estimated 3.5 million are internally displaced while there are millions of refugees living in other countries…
33 marathons in 33 days - Jordan's Move2Belong challenge
Jordan will run 33 marathons in 33 days. 1392.6km to be exact, commencing on 1 June - 3 July…
Running for refugees: CalCC students cheer on marathon runner
Today, Caloundra Christian College students were excited to meet ultra-marathon runner, Jordan Chenery, and cheer him on his way to running 33 marathons in 33 days in support of Move2Belong…
Year 5’s support Move2Belong
Year 5’s tie up their laces to participate in Move2Belong to raise awareness and funds for refugee waymakers…
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