'Unseen and Unheard: Sudan's Neglected Health Crisis and Responders'

Experts from Health in Humanitarian Crises Centre, LSHTM highlight the devastating impact the continued conflict in #Sudan is having on people's health and the failings of traditional health assistance models.

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Join us for a seminar focusing on #GBV in #Sudan , one year after the eruption of the conflict.
A platform for expressions of solidarity & discussion of actionable ideas to support responses on the ground.

📅 16 April
⏲️ 5 pm UK time
📍LSHTM | online
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Great briefing paper from Oxfam International ‘Seven ways the government of Israel is deliberately blocking and/or undermining the international humanitarian response in the Gaza Strip’ policy-practice.oxfam.org/resources/infl…

Join Health in Humanitarian Crises Centre, LSHTM and JHU Humanitarian Health on Thursday 7th March for a webinar on scenario-based projections of excess death in Gaza

New research suggests that fatalities will continue to mount long after any fighting stops. A study published on February 19th by the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in Maryland and the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine gaza-projections.org

Researchers from Health in Humanitarian Crises Centre, LSHTM & JHU Humanitarian Health have developed projections of excess death due to the crisis in #Gaza .
Reports will be available periodically with updated estimates for different scenarios of how the crisis could evolve.

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Read our exclusive interview with UNRWA chief Philippe Lazzarini about the 'staggering' humanitarian crisis in Gaza, Israeli allegations against agency staff, the impact of donors freezing funding, and UNRWA's future: ⬇️
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Happening tonight!

Please join us on Thursday 18th January (17:45) for a discussion on neglected humanitarian crises! Hybrid event, drinks reception afterwards

The Rwanda scheme has just been ruled unlawful by the UK Supreme court!

This is a victory for the rights of men, women and children who simply want to be safe. The plan goes against who we are as a country that stands up for those less fortunate than us and for the values of…

A fantastic discussion on many issues:
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- #ODA vs #HumanitarianAid
- Donor priorities vs nat. priorities
- Politics deciding where aid goes
- The role of media
- Neutrality in humanitarian work
- Localisation

Thanks to our panelists and everyone who joined.

Recording 🔜

On tonight! We hope you can join us (online or in person)

Looking forward to this teach-in: Gaza in context Jadaliyya

Contextualising Gaza: Colonial violence and Occupation: our researchers analyse the context in which the unprecedented events of 7 October took place: ids.ac.uk/opinions/conte…

Join us for a discussion on the role of donors in #HumanitarianAid as we explore the tensions of sharing power & decision-making in the humanitarian sector.

With Heba Aly Sorcha O'Callaghan Marc DuBois Centre For Disaster Protection

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Neha Singh Michelle Lokot

Members of Health in Humanitarian Crises Centre, LSHTM share a statement on the recent conflict in Israel and Gaza, calling for an end of hostilities to prevent further harm to human life.

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Looking forward to reading this open access chapter on NGO branding in refugee camps by Dr Melissa Gatter

This looks amazing!

We are excited to announce a new, small grants programme for people working on gender and public health emergencies. Please do read all about it on our blog and share with friends. Looking forward to hearing from you!
genderandcovid-19.org/update/call-fo…

By now, the localisation in #humanitarian bibliography is – to put it mildly – long. Plenty intentions, a lot experiences, but less about impacts. Today, ahead of #WorldHumanitarianDay 2023 we release three localisation learning briefs.
#NoMatterWhat

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