The Humanitarian Collaborative hosted a small-group coffee chat with Hanzade Germiyanoglu, Advisor in the Department of Humanitarian Response at Save the Children US and an international development professional with more
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The Humanitarian Collaborative co-hosted an online film screening and conversation featuring children in Colombia and Venezuela. When Children Speak, We Learn centered on a core premise: no decisions about children
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The Humanitarian Collaborative has launched Let’s Talk: Faith and Aid, a limited-series podcast examining the often underexplored role of faith in humanitarian action. At a moment of deep uncertainty
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The Humanitarian Collaborative co-authored two case studies in the “Young Children in Crisis: Centering Child Voices in Humanitarian Contexts” case-study series published by the Center for Universal Education at the
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On December 1, the Humanitarian Collaborative will participate in an event exploring the challenges to and opportunities for better supporting young children in crisis situations. The event “Young Children in Crisis:
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The Humanitarian Collaborative advised on participatory practices to improve the quality of humanitarian response at two conferences in Istanbul, Turkey in October. For the International Humanitarian Studies Association annual conference,
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The Humanitarian Collaborative was invited to Bergen, Norway, to co-lead a series of discussions with the University of Groningen at the International Humanitarian Studies Association Conference. Bringing together faculty, lecturers,
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Humanitarian Collaborative summer research student Cosette Cordova and Practitioner Fellow Kate Katch recently published a piece with the United Nations Centre for Humanitarian Data. Their article, “How HDX and Sauti
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This spring, UVA students have the opportunity to enroll in Leadership and Policy Challenges in Global Disaster and Conflict (LPPP 5559), a practical, experience-based course designed to prepare future policymakers for
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