I am in Geneva presenting at the conference 'The League of the #RedCross Societies IFRC: Historical Perspectives,' June 15, 14:15, part of Resilient Humanitarianism project. Perhaps the largest Red Cross history meeting in many years. The program 👇

So, it started in this amazing room at the IFRC Thank you for the opportunity to talk about the League of the Red Cross Societies for Hungarian Refugees in 1956/57 Resilient Humanitarianism

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Really enjoyed presenting at this conference. The team at the IFRC were fantastic and their archives have a very exciting future.

New research at Uni Fribourg on how African #RedCross / #RedCrescent societies joined and worked in the League of RC IFRC!

4 days ago, I spoke @resilienthium on the history of war impairment, capacity & debility in 100 years of International Federation of Red Cross&Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) using materials gathered in work with CUDRG+LERRN+Archives & Special Collections, MacOdrum Library+Canadian Network on Humanitarian History colleagues | The CJDS

Happy to participate at this amazing conference and to hear about all the interesting projects and papers!

So sorry to be missing this — looks like a wonderful program!

Excited about the launch of our new archives website! Grant, Melanie and the team are doing a brilliant job of looking after this incredible heritage.

Resilient Humanitarianism Melanie Oppenheimer Jordan Evans Thank you so much for the support from Resilient Humanitarianism- I can't wait to see what the project does next!

It was an amazing conference! Thanks to the IFRC archive staff and the Resilient Humanitarianism Team for hosting and organzing this event!

Thanks to the entire IFRC archive staff and the Resilient Humanitarianism team for a really excellent symposium!

. Lesley Chenoweth AO Australian Society for the Study of Labour History Alison Holland (she/her) Erik Eklund Professor Brigid Heywood
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Julie Kimber Resilient Humanitarianism Int Hist Laureate Karl James Alessandro Antonello Catharine Coleborne
💥Dr💥 Julia Baird

Ooops we also earlier this morning, started with session 6 with a paper by Alejandra de Levia titled “The involvement of the League of Red Cross Societies and the Spanish Red Cross in establishing a system of voluntary non-remunerated blood donations in Spain”

Thank you all. Mighty pleased to have been (virtually) part of the event of this ever richer 'coalition of the willing'. Canadian Network on Humanitarian History Canadian Red Cross

David worked with Canadian Donald Tansley hired by the leaders of the Red Cross movement in 1972, to reappraise its role. The Tansley Report was often mentioned in the papers of Resilient Humanitarianism conference, which ends today. esask.uregina.ca/entry/tansley_…

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