This month, Carry the Future’s blog shares a special story time with our very own Sara Gilliam. A member of Carry the Future’s board of directors, Sara is also the author of the book Ah Mu Weaves a Story. Originally posted on World Refugee Day, we...

Beginning this month, Carry the Future will recommend one adult read, one young adult read, and one story time for our youngest readers. Along with the recommendation, we will offer a reading guide or activity to aid in understanding themes,...

Camp Carry the Future: Week 3 - Bravery Greetings, World Changers! Wow, you've come so far on our camp journey. We've learned about refugees, kindness, and friendship.  We've traveled around the globe meeting new friends! This is our third and...

Greetings, World Changers! Congratulations, you've made it to our second week of Camp Carry the Future. We hope you enjoyed learning about kindness last week.  Remember, YOU can change the world. This week, we'll be learning all about friendship. ...

Greetings World Changers!! Welcome to our first week of virtual camp. Over the next few weeks we will talk about how YOU can change the world around you. We will travel around the globe with Courage the Unicorn. We'll meet lots of friends along the...

JOIN OUR 2020 VIRTUAL RACE FOR REFUGEES To celebrate our 5th birthday, we’re hosting a virtual race during the entire month of September! Whether you’re walking or running, our race organizers will be with you every step of the way! When you...

As we observe World Refugee Day, Carry the Future wanted to take a moment to describe work that is still being done to serve refugees, despite the current situation with Covid-19. Read on for a description of the important work being done at Casa...

World Refugee Day is observed on June 20 every year. On this day especially, Carry the Future wants to remind every one of the situation of refugees around the world. While there may be difficulties and strife in our home nations, as citizens of...

We believe that Black Lives Matter. We believe that every person, child, and family deserves to be treated equally, with dignity, respect and compassion. We believe that racism, racial inequality, and racial injustice are pervasive and persistent...

The celebration of Ramadan is drawing to a close for the millions of Muslim refugees around the world. If you have Muslim friends who are observing, you might want to wish them "Ramadan Mubarak," meaning blessed Ramadan. This week, Carry the Future...