How fiction can reshape the way we think about aidCan fiction help us rethink the toughest global challenges? We often struggle to frame solutions for the growing complexities of poverty, …

The Humanitarian Collaborative is co-sponsoring the Carter G. Woodson Institute (CGWI) African Studies Colloquium under the Read for Action project. The colloquium will feature Dr. Bwa Mwesigire, Assistant Professor of …

Micheline Aharonian Marcom, one of Humanitarian Collaborative’s faculty, will be participating in the Institute of Armenian Studies’ day-long symposium, Artsakh Uprooted: Aftermaths of Displacement, on Saturday, November 2, 2024 at USC’ …

Please join us for the first of the roundtable series, “Humanitarian Horizons Series: Careers in Humanitarian Policy,” hosted by Professor Gelsdorf, Professor of Practice in Public Policy and Co-Director of …

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 …