The Humanitarian Collaborative is excited to announce the launch of the Humanitarian Horizons Series. The objective with this roundtable series is to provide a space for engagement and open dialogue

Join the first annual Crozet Book Fest presented by Bluebird & Co, on October 26, 2024, to celebrate fall book releases. Professor Kirsten Gelsdorf of the Humanitarian Collaborative will moderate an event

Can fiction help us rethink the toughest global challenges? Bruce Holsinger, acclaimed author of The Displacements, along with the cofounders of Read for Action: The Humanitarian Book Club will host

Over the next two years, the Humanitarian Collaborative will be leading the evaluation of a new program in Jordan and Lebanon that provides funding, training, and support to 10 organizations working

The Humanitarian Collaborative led a participatory project with young children displaced by the 2023 Turkey earthquakes in partnership with Save the Children. Children aged 5-11 from Turkish and Syrian backgrounds living

A Guidance Note on Applying Feminist Approaches to Humanitarian Action was published in July 2024. This paper explores the potential of feminist principles to enhance humanitarian systems in addressing key priorities.

The 2023 earthquakes in Türkiye devastated millions, leaving children particularly vulnerable as they continue to live in temporary shelters under challenging conditions. The Child-Centered Photovoice Project empowers children aged 5-10

Date: Wednesday, 18 September 2024Time: 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM EST The International Data Alliance for Children on the Move (IDAC), in collaboration with UNICEF Innocenti –Global Office of Research and Foresight, UNICEF’s

Recently, immigration has ranked number one—even surpassing the economy—as the topic that most concerns voters when they consider whom to support in the U.S. presidential election. Migration