Humanitarian dogs and drones: non-human humanitarians
A research article by Dr. Benjamin Meiches examines how non-human actors are perceived in humanitarian literature, and the opportunities and questions their use raises. We picked …
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20 humanitarians you should follow on Twitter
A few weeks back we asked our followers to recommend the best people to follow in the humanitarian sector. Today, we’re publishing our very own …
World Cup 2018: migrants and refugees mean more than just man of the match
Outstanding performances from players of refugee and migrant backgrounds in the World Cup this year showcased what individuals can achieve when given the right opportunities, …
The Problems with Celebrity Humanitarians
Celebrity involvement in humanitarian issues – and the media coverage this creates – is a controversial topic in humanitarian communication studies. Some scholars believe that …
Kate Wright’s Book Launch in 10 Tweets
Missed this week’s launch of Kate Wright’s Who’s Reporting Africa Now? Non-Governmental Organizations, Journalists, and Multimedia? Fear not. We’ve done a Twitter round-up of the event to …