Faisal Jarmi worked with the Humanitarian Collaborative as a researcher in Lebanon, supporting qualitative interviews, participant discussions, transcription, and analysis. Q: What was most meaningful to you about working on

Saadiah Abdullah worked with the Humanitarian Collaborative as part of the research team, contributing to work with refugee communities and children. Q: What was most meaningful to you about working

Over the past two years, the Humanitarian Collaborative has partnered with refugee researchers in Jordan and Lebanon on an evaluation of mental health and psychosocial support programs for refugees through

This semester, 12 UVA students completed LPPL 5999: Leadership in Global Disaster and Conflict, an immersive course taught in conjunction with the UVA Humanitarian Collaborative. Sponsored by the Batten National Security Policy

Jaida Hotmire (MPP ’26) is using her 2026 Early Career Humanitarian Collaborative Fellowship to translate her studies in human rights, international development, corporate social responsibility, and anti-trafficking policy into real-world change. Next

On April 6, Omid Tofighian, an award-winning lecturer, researcher, translator, and community advocate whose work centers on critical border studies and new philosophies of resistance, will lead an open discussion. Hosted

The Humanitarian Collaborative, in partnership with the University of Virginia’s Department of Economics and the Frank Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy, will co-host the Merrick Lecture featuring

A new article published in Child & Youth Services explores how children living in container camps in Hatay, Türkiye, understand their daily lives following the February 2023 earthquakes. The study

The Way We See It, a new exhibition on display on the second floor of UVA’s Shannon Library through January 2027, presents photographs taken by children living in container camps