Fresh Humanitarian Perspectives
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"Don't chase titles, chase competence": Finding purpose in humanitarian leadership
Send us Fan Mail"Your career is what you do. Your purpose is the difference you make along the way."This conversation with Hyelladi Vandi uncovers many heart-felt truths drawn from Vandi's personal and professional journey as a humanitarian from Taraba state in Nigeria to Jigawa - from his building Taraba's first digital library during his national youth service year to problem
Exploring permaculture and regenerative humanitarian response
Send us Fan MailIn conversation with Re-AllianceCurious about permaculture practices and what regenerative humanitarian response looks like? In this conversation, the HLA's Fay Loosley and Ka Man Parkinson connect with Re-Alliance's James Atherton (Permaculture Lead, Communication & Storytelling Lead) and Ansiima Casinga Rolande (Correspondent and Regenerative Settlements Storyteller
From Policy to Practice: new funding and partnership models across Sudan
Send us Fan Mail What does real partnership look like in Sudan? The mutual aid response to the humanitarian crisis in Sudan offers a blueprint for rethinking humanitarian partnerships.Bashair Ahmed, hosts this exploratory conversation with key actors in the Sudan response Safaa Dawoud, Taylor Dudley, and Federico Motka. The discussion analyses how Sudan's ongoing conflict has challenged conve
Reflections from HX Abuja
Send us Fan Mail"It is in spaces like this we get inspiration, this is where we build networks, this is where we connect to others that ultimately translates to improvement for the lives of others because the networks that we build in these kinds of spaces help us to mobilise resources for instance, or co-create or plan together and it becomes improvement for people on the field or in the com
Keeping communities at the heart of AI for humanitarians
Send us Fan MailWhen we talk about co-designing humanitarian AI systems with communities, what does this look like in practice - and what happens when systems fail to address real world humanitarian complexities?The HLA's Ka Man Parkinson sits down with three practitioners who have been an integral part of the HLA/Data Friendly Space humanitarian AI research and convening journey over the pas
The Humanitarian AI paradox in 2026: A literacy and leadership challenge
Send us Fan MailHow can humanitarian organisations develop responsible and ethical approaches to AI - during a time of deep funding shortfalls and structural change? During 2025-2026, the HLA and Data Friendly Space have been leading the world's first study to track how humanitarians are using AI. We're sitting down for a mid-year conversation to take stock and discuss what the data and
From Policy to Practice: How Localisation Really Works in Sudan
Send us Fan Mail"The real question is whether the humanitarian system is willing to distribute power fast enough to match that reality. Because ultimately, localisation is not about politics. It's about trust, decision making, resources, recognition, and whether the people closest to the crisis are also closest to the decision shaping of the response." - Julio Simancas, Head of Part
Attention, algorithms and AI: How humanitarian organisations are rethinking communications in 2026
Send us Fan Mail In the face of profound and rapid change, how are humanitarian organisations rethinking communications in 2026? The humanitarian landscape is changing quickly - shaped by AI, funding pressures, and shifting audience expectations, raising critical questions about how organisations communicate, connect, and build trust. In this episode, Amanda Hinkel-Mauceri, Director of Marketing a
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[AR] The road is not easy… but it is possible | ليس الطريق سهلاً… لكنه ممكن
Send us Fan Mailكيف يمكن للقادة المحليين تجاوز الحواجز المنظومية لإحداث تغيير إنساني حقيقي؟"نحن ليس لدينا مشكلة طموح... المشكلة هي بالفرص." – علي المقدادفي هذه الحلقة باللغة العربية من بودكاست آفاق إنسانية جديدة، يستضيف فيصل مسلط، مدير مشروع الاستجابة للأزمات في الأكاديمية الإنسانية للقيادة (HLA)، علي المقداد، القائد الاستراتيجي الأول، في حوار صريح حول معنى القيادة في السياقات الإنسانية
Privacy as protection: Rethinking blockchain, cryptocurrency and humanitarian sector reform
Send us Fan MailHow does blockchain and cryptocurrency fit into broader conversations on humanitarian sector reform? Are they a temporary 'fad' - or are there deeper applications and implications worth exploring meaningfully today? When we hear the terms cryptocurrency and blockchain in the humanitarian context, we may consider these as deeply technical and financial domains that may not
True Youth Involvement and the Humanitarian Reset
Send us Fan Mail"This humanitarian reset will fail if young people are not involved in the conversations" - Abdulrazak Abubakar, Co-Founder of Kaleri Youth Group NigeriaIn this special segment of the podcast, Amouki Kaayou, Jocelyn Keller, Judy Mwangoma and Pure Esumei - young professionals attending and volunteering with the UNOCHA HNPW Secretariat for this year's Humanitarian Netw
How are humanitarians using AI in 2026? Launching the next phase of our research
Send us Fan MailTracking trends in artificial intelligence adoption across the humanitarian sector through a new pulse survey To mark the launch of the January 2026 pulse survey, Ka Man Parkinson and Lucy Hall from the Humanitarian Leadership Academy, and Madigan Johnson from Data Friendly Space discuss this next phase of their groundbreaking humanitarian AI research.Building on insights from thei
Humanity, dignity, agency: a call for shifts in humanitarian leadership - In conversation with Marina Kobzeva
Send us Fan MailHow can solidarity transform humanitarian leadership to truly centre communities? In this candid leadership-focused conversation, Marina Kobzeva speaks with Ka Man Parkinson about the humanitarian sector at a critical juncture - and the unlearning, reflection and change required of all of us. Drawing on her lived experience and two decades as a humanitarian leader, Marina explores
Humanitarian AI podcast series | Developing AI literacy: a matter of trust, critical thinking and localisation
Send us Fan MailHow can humanitarian organisations bridge the AI readiness gap through critical thinking and localised approaches? Humanitarian organisations face a critical challenge: while individual staff members are racing ahead with AI experimentation in their daily work. According to new research from NetHope, only around 9% of nonprofit organisations report being fully ready for systematic
To AI or not to AI: a humanitarian comms conversation
Send us Fan MailQuestioning visuals in humanitarian communications and fundraising in light of localisation and AI.The use of images is crucial in the way we communicate especially in the humanitarian sector where an image is truly "worth a thousand words", many emotions, conversations and storage for historic information.In this episode Deborah Adesina (Debby), Doctoral Scholar at the U
Humanitarian AI podcast series | Localising AI solutions: practitioner experiences from Rwanda
Send us Fan MailHow can experimentation and collaboration bridge the gap between humanitarian AI aspirations and reality? Our recent AI research conducted in partnership with Data Friendly Space highlighted infrastructural constraints and risk tolerance as major barriers to AI adoption. In this fifth instalment of our six-part Humanitarian AI podcast series, we explore how Rwanda's innovation
Humanitarian AI podcast series | Building inclusive AI: indigenous knowledge frameworks from Kenya and beyond
Send us Fan MailHow can indigenous knowledge systems and African philosophy reshape how we build and deploy AI for humanitarian work?Our research surfaced ethical and cultural concerns from humanitarians worldwide, particularly around the ownership and suitability of AI systems developed elsewhere for localised humanitarian action. How can communities shape AI rather than simply receive it?In the
Humanitarian AI podcast series | Addressing governance gaps: perspectives from Nigeria and beyond
Send us Fan MailHow can humanitarians engage responsibly with AI tools without clear governance frameworks?Only one in five humanitarian organisations have formal AI policies despite widespread usage - creating a "governance vacuum." How can organisations develop robust AI governance when operating across diverse regulatory environments whilst AI regulation is still emerging?In the third
Humanitarian AI podcast series | Bridging implementation gaps: from AI literacy to localisation
Send us Fan MailHow can humanitarian organisations bridge the gap between individual AI experimentation and organisational adoption?In this second instalment of our six-part humanitarian AI podcast series, Ka Man Parkinson sits down with Michael Tjalve to explore how organisations can move from experimentation to the deployment of ethical, fit-for-purpose AI solutions - if an organisation decides
Humanitarian AI podcast series | Reflecting on our community-centred humanitarian AI research: your questions answered
Send us Fan MailThe humanitarian community conversation on AI continues.Tune into a companion episode where the team respond to community questions raised at the August 2025 online launch event of the report 'How are humanitarians using AI in 2025? Mapping current practice and future potential' from the Humanitarian Leadership Academy and Data Friendly Space. The research team Lucy Hall
Humanitarian AI podcast series | How are humanitarians using AI: reflections on our community-centred research approach
Send us Fan MailHow can artificial intelligence research be designed with community engagement at heart?When a simple LinkedIn poll asking humanitarians how often they use AI was scaled into a global survey attracting 2,500+ responses, it revealed something unexpected: practitioners are hungry to discuss AI adoption but lack the community space to air views and experiences. The team behind the fir
Protecting dignity - spotlight on Women Refugees for Peace and Development Organisation
Send us Fan Mail“Do not look at refugees solely as vulnerable people in need of aid. Recognise them as skilled capable and resilient individuals who have been displaced by the conflict. We believe that refugees should be seen as partners not just as beneficiaries and that’s what Women Refugees for Peace and Development are currently doing.” – AmiraSome call it the 'forgotten crisis' but
Inviting in the chaos: strategic insights for humanitarian leaders from Ali Al Mokdad
Send us Fan MailWhat happens when someone who anticipated the sector's funding freezes looks ahead to what's coming next?💭 "Chaos is part of this ecosystem we are operating, and we've been operating on the edge of that chaos... So it's very important when you are rethinking your models right now you have an opportunity. Please don't waste a serious crisis." - Ali
Leading with vision and heart: reflections on humanitarian leadership with Ali Al Mokdad
Send us Fan Mail“Being a leader, especially in this sector right now - it's not clear. We are all struggling and trying to find answers to big questions…I think the main important part is to try to sit and think and reflect…it's important to keep your eyes on the North Star, on the long-term goal, but also look at the present - how to deal with what's happening now while remembering
At the Table or on the Menu? Local Responders on the Frontlines of Humanitarianism
Send us Fan Mailعلى المائدة ام على القائمة؟ المستجيبون الاوائل في طليعة العمل الانسانيالبراء البشير و نهال الزاكي في محادثة مع مصعب الهادي و مقدمة قصيرة من نانسي تُسلّط هذه الحلقة، "على المائدة ام على القائمة؟" ، الضوء على العاملين في المجال الإنساني الذين كانوا في الخطوط الأمامية للاستجابة في السودان."لا تأتي إليّ بنهجك الفوقي. بصفتي مُستجيبًا أوليًا أو متطوعًا ميدانيًا، وبصفتي فرد
Women’s leadership in turbulent times: celebrating solidarity, purpose and ikigai
Send us Fan MailHow can you stay connected to your 'why' as a humanitarian leader during these challenging times?💬 "Whatever it is that you do, if you're not doing it with a full heart... something needs to change." - Foutoun KhalilTune in to an inspiring conversation with two remarkable women navigating leadership in today's challenging humanitarian landscape. Ka Man
Highlights from Humanitarian Xchange Kampala
Send us Fan MailA mini episode of Fresh Humanitarian Perspectives from Humanitarian Xchange Kampala. Communications and Marketing Specialist Nwabundo Okoh speaks with Joyce Nyaboga, Senior Network Development Advisor - Start Network; Dr. Atif Shdad, Emergency Response Rooms - Sudan; Huseyin Arslan, Consultant - Save the Children International and Nancy Mureti, Head of Regional Centers - Humanitari
Coalition building for impact: people, tech & humanitarian futures in Afghanistan and beyond
Send us Fan MailHow can technology support dignified, community-led humanitarian action?Continuing a thematic exploration of humanitarian tech, Ka Man Parkinson speaks with Layma Murtaza and Safi Noorzai from Aseel – a social enterprise reimagining how aid can work through digital innovation, local leadership and global connection.This is a conversation about systems change from the ground up: the
Shaping humanitarian AI: why every voice counts
Send us Fan MailKa Man Parkinson is joined by Lucy Hall from the Humanitarian Leadership Academy and Madigan Johnson from Data Friendly Space to discuss a landmark joint survey on AI adoption in the humanitarian sector.Together, they explore how artificial intelligence is currently being used, what future potential it holds, and why this research is so vital. No matter where you are in the humanit
From academia to action: how research can shape humanitarian education
Send us Fan MailHow can academic research shape humanitarian action?This is the question at the heart of today's insightful discussion between two Education in Emergencies (EiE) colleagues from Save the Children International. Casey Pearson (EiE Technical Learning Specialist) sits down with Rafka Daoud (EiE Professional Development Programme Manager) to explore the critical connections betwee
‘Double literacy’: harnessing AI for humanitarians and social change
Send us Fan MailIn this thought-provoking episode, Ka Man Parkinson speaks to Dr Cornelia C. Walther to hear her expert take on the implications of AI for humanitarians - and the actions we can take today to keep abreast of developments.Cornelia's experience positions her as an insightful and authoritative thought leader in this space: a former humanitarian leader with over 20 years of experi
Shaping impact-driven careers: stories of purpose, resilience and growth
Send us Fan MailHow can you shape a meaningful and purpose-driven career in the humanitarian sector and beyond? Tune in to this episode to glean insights from Ana Lucia Villagran, a Learning Solutions Specialist at HLA’s Latin America and Caribbean Regional Centre from Guatemala, and Selim Uysal, an independent humanitarian consultant and trainer from Türkiye, now based in Germany. Ana Lucia and S
Poetry and purpose: in conversation with Poetic Unity
Send us Fan MailTo celebrate World Poetry Day 2025, we explore the power of creative expression for forging connections and inspiring action within our communities and beyond.The HLA's Ka Man Parkinson connects with two inspiring members of Poetic Unity, Tariq Brown and Blaize Alexis-Anglin, who performed powerful pieces at the inaugural Humanitarian Xchange event in London in February 2024.
Coaching for humanitarians: Natasha’s journey of discovery and transformation
Send us Fan Mail"The cave you fear to enter holds the treasure you seek."When Natasha Nishimwe (Save the Children International) stepped into a new role in a global team, she felt like an imposter. But by taking action through coaching, she unlocked her confidence, overcame self-doubt and stepped into new professional opportunities. Guided by Charlotte Balfour-Poole, Head of Coaching at
Coaching for humanitarians: tools and techniques to foster resilience and growth
Send us Fan MailIn this two-part podcast, join coaching expert Charlotte Balfour-Poole to explore the transformative power of coaching in the humanitarian sector. In the first episode, together with host Ka Man Parkinson, discover key coaching tools for managing wellbeing, building resilience, and unlocking personal and professional growth. Gain insights into the process through a flash coaching s
Youth Leadership (Episode 2)
Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we continue talking about youth participation in humanitarian and civic action. We discuss how youth can and should be involved in crisis response, humanitarian action, and development. Hear from participants of the Youth Leadership for Emerging Future programme Miro Béreš and Maria Andruchiw, as well as Kacper Rynio, the HLA's Programme Officer in Eastern Eu
Reflecting on Three Years: What the Humanitarian Response to the Ukraine War Taught Us
Send us Fan Mail24 February 2025 marks the third anniversary of the escalation of the armed conflict in Ukraine. In this conversation, we focus on lessons learnt from these three years of delivering humanitarian response with the goal to support and strengthen locally-led action.Oksana Dobrovolska, Communications Officer at the Humanitarian Leadership Academy (the HLA), talks with Kamila Wujec, Le
Two Years On: Reflecting on the Türkiye-Syria Earthquake Humanitarian Response
Send us Fan MailAs we mark the second anniversary of the Türkiye-Syria earthquake response, this podcast episode is dedicated to reflections, lessons learnt, and remaining challenges.Oksana Dobrovolska, Communications Officer at the HLA, hosts a conversation with Bdour Ghousheh, the HLA Regional Lead in the Middle East and North Africa, and Samantha Davis, the HLA Deputy Director for Learning and
Listening to lead: Kate Beale on leadership, collaboration, and global humanitarian action
Send us Fan MailWhat does it take to build a career that spans continents, sectors, and some of the world’s most pressing challenges? In this episode, the HLA’s Ka Man Parkinson is joined by Kate Beale, Managing Director at Crowell Global Advisors, who shares her extraordinary journey from grassroots work in Paraguay to influencing global policy in Washington DC. In this exclusive interview for F
Women’s Education in Emergencies in Pakistan: voices from the training room and beyond
Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we take you on a deep dive exploration of a transformative programme designed to address the unique challenges faced by women working in the education context in crisis affected communities across Pakistan. We published the initial story of the training as it happened, and in this episode we present an audio journey of this initiative by sharing voices from the tra
Preparados para el futuro: Practicantes Profesionales del Programa de Jóvenes Humanitarios de HLA en Perú comparten sus experiencias
Send us Fan MailA principios de octubre de 2024, el equipo de HLA en América Latina y el Caribe, junto con 4 organizaciones locales y Save the Children International, se embarcaron en un emocionante viaje: empoderar a los jóvenes en Perú. Ir más allá del fortalecimiento de capacidades para ofrecer una oportunidad que potencialmente pueda cambiar la vida de ocho jóvenes graduados de diversos campos
Youth Leadership Episode 1
Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we focus on Youth Leadership and talk about the importance of youth participation. On the Youth Leadership for Emerging Future programme example, we discuss how youth can and should be involved in crisis response, humanitarian action, and development. The participants shared about the challenges they identified and how they addressed them while working on their pro
Placing mental health and psychosocial support at the heart of the humanitarian agenda
Send us Fan MailWith the global mental health crisis affecting one in four people – and nearly everyone within communities impacted by crisis including conflict and disasters – the need for mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) is more urgent than ever.In this episode, Ka Man Parkinson holds a candid conversation with Marie Dahl and Dr Victor Ugo from The MHPSS Collaborative. Marie and Vi
Unlocking potential: cultivating a culture of humanitarian learning
Send us Fan MailIn this episode - part two of our deep dive exploration of humanitarian learning in 2024 - we continue the insightful conversation with passionate learning advocates Janet Nyaoro, Eleonora Aralla and Neba Ambe Azinui.In the first instalment of this conversation, Humanitarian learning in 2024: perspectives from Africa, the trio discuss the nature of and trends in humanitarian learni
Humanitarian learning in 2024: perspectives from Africa
Send us Fan MailIn this episode - the first instalment of our two-part series - we explore current trends in humanitarian learning with a special focus on Africa. We sit down with three passionate advocates of learning in all forms: Janet Nyaoro (HLA East and Southern Africa Regional Centre), Eleonora Aralla (CAFOD Zimbabwe and Eswatini) and Neba Ambe Azinui (Grace Charitable and Rehabilitation Or
Feminist Leadership
Send us Fan MailFeminist Leadership - a not-so-widely known or understood term. What is Feminist Leadership? What does it actually mean? Is its meaning simply implied in its name? Listen to this insightful conversation led by Rachel O'Brien, Director of the Humanitarian Leadership Academy (HLA).Rachel is joined by two mavens on this topic: Srilatha Batliwala, Feminist Activist and Archie Law,
Localisation: harnessing talent and technology to drive meaningful reform
Send us Fan MailHear Bidjan Nashat, tech entrepreneur and seasoned humanitarian leader, speak candidly on the challenges and opportunities in advancing localisation within the humanitarian sector.In this open and informative conversation with the HLA's Ka Man Parkinson, Bidjan critiques current localisation debates and advocates for practical, actionable steps to drive meaningful change. Dis
Locally-led humanitarian research
Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we are focusing on locally-led humanitarian research. On the SHIFT programme example and reflecting on our partnerships with researchers in Ukraine and Poland, we discuss how local specialists are and should be involved in data collection, analysis, and research design.Tune in to hear from Maryana Zaviyska, Chief of Project Portfolio at Open Space Works, a Ukraini
L'Éducation en Situation d'Urgence en Afrique de l’Ouest et Centrale
Send us Fan MailDans cet épisode de podcast, Anne Garcon mène une discussion approfondie avec deux spécialistes de l'éducation en situation d'urgence en Afrique de l'Ouest et Centrale: Mathilde Lemaire, Responsable du programme de développement professionnel de l’éducation en situation d’urgence pour l’Afrique de l’Ouest et Centrale à HLA et Yaya Diarrassouba, Conseiller régional de
LGBTQ+ sensitivity in the refugee crisis response in Poland
Send us Fan MailWhat are the biggest challenges refugees and migrants from the LGBTQ+ community face in Poland, and how do locally-led organisations create networks and structures to support them? In this episode, we are talking about the Ukraine crisis response in Poland with a focus on strengthening the capacity of local organisations and advocacy for LGBTQ+ migrants and refugees. Hear the i
Cambio Climático y Asistencia Humanitaria: Respuesta durante la temporada de huracanes en América Latina y el Caribe.
Send us Fan MailEste es el primer episodio en español de la serie del podcast: 'Nuevas Perspectivas Humanitarias' de HLA. En este episodio, Ana Lucía Villagran, Especialista en Soluciones de Aprendizaje en América Latina y el Caribe; obtiene ideas significativas de Mercedes García, líder de HLA para la región y Dan Stothart, Director Humanitario Regional de Save the Children en América L
Building effective humanitarian learning communities
Send us Fan MailHow can we harness the power of communities and networks as tools for humanitarian learning?In this podcast episode, Esther Grieder (the HLA's Global Communities and Partnerships Lead), leads a deep dive discussion with three seasoned community builders from Ghana, Nigeria and the UK to share and compare professional experiences.Tune in to hear insightful learnings and reflect
Coaching and mentoring: tools to support every humanitarian
Send us Fan MailAre you curious about coaching and mentoring - but not sure if it’s right for you, or how to get started? Charlotte Balfour-Poole, Head of Coaching at the HLA, provides her expert overview of coaching and mentoring, and highlights how they can be used as powerful tools to support every humanitarian.In conversation with Ka Man Parkinson, Charlotte helps to demystify the concepts, an
Delivering training: Overcoming the challenges
Send us Fan MailThe delivery of high quality humanitarian learning - face-to-face or online is not devoid of unique challenges.As crises occur, it becomes increasingly important to carefully analyse capacity strengthening experiences and then introduce simple yet innovative methods to counter challenges faced so that training can get to the people who need it most.In this second part podcast episo
Leadership and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza: in conversation with Jamie McGoldrick
Send us Fan MailListen to Archie Law AM (Principal Leadership Advisor at the Humanitarian Leadership Academy) in conversation with Jamie McGoldrick, who has just completed a term as the Interim UN Humanitarian/Resident Coordinator in the Occupied Palestinian Territories. Together with Archie, Jamie discusses leadership and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, the challenges and opportunities in worki
Using our skills to make a difference: our humanitarian career journeys
Send us Fan MailWhat does a humanitarian career look like? How can you kickstart your own journey in this inspiring sector – and how can this evolve over time? In our humanitarian careers podcast series, we’re connecting with humanitarians from around the world to hear personal stories and experiences of working in the sector.In this episode, the HLA's Ka Man Parkinson speaks to colleagues Sa
Capacity Strengthening Initiatives in the Middle East & North Africa Region
Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we discuss various learning opportunities provided by the HLA and Save the Children, which support capacity strengthening in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.As countries of the MENA region face different types of crises, humanitarian actors on the ground need tailored capacity-strengthening programmes. Listen to this conversation with Bdour Ghousheh,
Humanitarian Xchange: inspiring one million new humanitarians
Send us Fan MailJoin us as we explore the visionary Humanitarian Xchange, a groundbreaking event set to redefine global humanitarian sector. The inaugural Humanitarian Xchange is a hybrid conference scheduled to take place in London, UK and online on 20 February 2024.Dominic Courage, the force behind HX24, shares its unique vision, behind-the-scenes insights, and invites you to join this milestone
How face-to-face training is shifting the power
Send us Fan MailHumanitarian learning is constantly evolving to be more accessible, inclusive and contextually relevant. The audiences, their needs, adequate formats for delivery and balance of power from how training is accessed to how it is delivered - is also changing. In this podcast episode, we hear from Rose Wahome, an educationist and HLA Learning Solutions Specialist in conversation with N
Education in emergencies: the viewpoint from Asia in 2023
Send us Fan MailGlobally, many families are preparing for the start of a new academic year, with children and young people currently starting or returning to education.However, in countries and regions around the world impacted by emergencies and crises, millions do not have access to education and safe learning environments. In this podcast episode, Soso Bagashvili and Efren Lubuguin from the HLA
Civil Society Strengthening in Eastern Europe
Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we are discussing civil society strengthening in the context of the Ukraine crisis response in Eastern Europe with Olga Nikolska, the Program Director of Culture of Philanthropy Development at Civil Society Organisation Ednannia, and Pawel Mania, the Deputy Director for Transformational Response at the Humanitarian Leadership Academy. Listen for insights from more
Immersive learning in the humanitarian sector
Send us Fan MailHumanitarians across the sector - whether directly or indirectly - are already engaging with these tools and immersing in the metaverse. What does that look like now and in the next 10 years?James and Austen take us on journeys through technology before the metaverse, and how capacity strengthening needs and solutions have evolved over time.Thanks for listening. Please help us to g
Navigating humanitarian training pathways in 2023
Send us Fan MailHumanitarian learning experts Dr Nazanin Zadeh-Cummings (Centre for Humanitarian Leadership) and Esther Grieder (Humanitarian Leadership Academy) join forces to help us to navigate the maze of learning pathways and opportunities available to current and aspiring humanitarians - whether through an academic route at university, lifelong learning, or perhaps a blend of both.From resea
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion – and why it matters for humanitarians
Send us Fan Mail“Solidarity is the political expression of love. And I have hope and faith that we can get to a place that's equitable for all.” – Michelle Brillouet Listen to Ka Man Parkinson in conversation with Michelle Brillouet and Tim Carpentier on a thought-provoking exploration of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) - and why it matters now more than ever, particularly in the human
Take risks, listen and act: embracing equity in the humanitarian sector
Send us Fan MailFor International Women's Day, two senior leaders at the Humanitarian Leadership Academy (HLA) share their journeys in the humanitarian sector. Nwabundo Okoh speaks to Rachel O'Brien and Nancy Mureti about navigating leadership roles and embracing equity in their individual lives as women, and as advocates in the wider context. ___Rachel O'Brien is Director of the HL
Engine 2: How the HLA is driving change in the humanitarian sector
Send us Fan Mail‘I see Engine 2 as being an enabler, giving us the opportunity and permission to be much more forward-looking, really focusing on strategic and innovative solutions to support locally-led humanitarian action.’ Listen to Samantha Davis talking to Fiona Tan about the work taking place at pace at the HLA through its Engine 2 programme to reconfigure the humanitarian response in Ukrai
What is Engine 2? A new model of response to aid in Ukraine
Send us Fan Mail'Ukraine will accelerate necessary change in aid. Everyone's saying the old ways don't work anymore. We're going to create a different way of being: it's about accelerating change.' In our first podcast, listen to Save the Children UK's Gareth Owen in conversation with Pawel Mania. Gareth sets out the vision behind the DEC-funded programme Engine
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