A special issue of the The International Journal of Media and Culture titled ‘Refugee Socialities and the Media’ looks at diverse media and communicative practices about …
NGOs are now producing their own independent news, rather than relying on journalists to tell their stories. We summarise a research article -“Unintentional Journalists” by …
Sign up for our event launching a major new report based on four years of research on how the media report on humanitarian issues. By …
Guest Post by Richard Stupart, PhD Candidate at the London School of Economics and Politics. The views in this article do not necessarily reflect those …
A British Academy fellowship project by University of Massachusetts Amherst associate professor Jonathan Corpus Ong will see the researcher and City University’s Humanitarian News Research …
As the greatest humanitarian crisis since 1945 unfolds, the international community is struggling to respond to widespread starvation and human need. One of the most …
Guest Post by Dr Matthew Powers, University of Washington. NGOs today have countless publicity options. The explosive growth of digital technologies, in particular, makes it …
Couldn’t make it to Turkey for the World Humanitarian Summit in May 2016? Listen to a recording of the side event, The Role of Media in …
Communicating with disaster affected communities needs to go deeper, be more aware of the needs of different audiences, and do more to close the ‘feedback …
Congratulations to the ‘Making Humanitarian News’ team who have been awarded AHRC funding for a two year project on humanitarian journalism. The project is a …