Humanitarian Collaborative Practitioner Fellows Sara Abbas and Amel Gorani participated in the Humanitarian Leadership Conference with the theme: “Transformative leadership in times of polycrisis” in Doha, Qatar. The conference was …

The Humanitarian Collaborative is presenting at the Brookings Institution’s annual symposium on education systems transformation. Children and youth are essential to developing solutions that affect their lives. Centering children …

Professor David Leblang’s course, titled “US Immigration Policy in Real Time,” engages students in the active analysis of immigration policies as they unfold. Through discussions with policymakers and practitioners …

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 …