The Humanitarian Collaborative participated in a panel at the 2025 Comparative International Education Society (CIES) conference, highlighting innovative, tech-enabled approaches to amplifying young children’s voices in crisis settings. Showcasing participatory

The Humanitarian Collaborative engaged in a meaningful discussion with the UVA International Relations Organization (IRO). The conversation centered on development and humanitarian aid in a time of dramatic change, exploring

The Humanitarian Collaborative is participating in the Nau Lab’s “Touchstones of Democracy” series, produced by the Karsh Institute of Democracy. The event titled, “Empowering Democratic Inclusion in a Globalized

The Humanitarian Collaborative led a methodological workshop on Visual Research Methods with Migrant and Refugee Families in partnership with the Zolberg Institute on Migration and Mobility at the New School,

The Humanitarian Collaborative contributed to a newly published study in Vaccine, a leading peer-reviewed journal on immunization research. Titled “Global perspectives on COVID-19 vaccination: Impacts on well-being and inequality,” this

The Humanitarian Collaborative just signed a Memorandum of Understanding with UNICEF’s Office of Research, Innocenti. This will facilitate collaboration to advance research and policy dialogue on children’s development

Two years after devastating earthquakes in Türkiye, 1 in 4 children who were displaced by the earthquake remain in temporary shelters, such as shipping containers, and cannot access sufficient basic services.

The Humanitarian Collaborative is excited to announce the next Humanitarian Horizons Series, “Global Migration and Development,” featuring a special opportunity to enjoy lunch with Ricardo Zuniga, Founding Partner of Diná

The Humanitarian Collaborative is excited to welcome Practitioner Fellow Dr. Charles Bradley! Dr. Bradley first joined the Humanitarian Collaborative as a student back in 2019, and we are happy to see