Podcast

An assassination, an earthquake and ongoing kidnappings on top of a dysfunctional republic. One reporter—herself a Haitian immigrant—explains why she still has hope for Haiti.

We asked every one of our podcast guests this question. Here are their answers

We asked every podcast guest: in the context of your work, how can we make a difference in the system?

Top humanitarians & NGO leaders share.

Top humanitarians & NGO leaders share.

The country has been a tangled web of violence & instability—and now it's under a declared State of Siege. Here's what humanitarians are most concerned about next.

Terence Lester, author and founder of Love Beyond Walls, on calling, proximation, and what he's learned from his friends without an address.

In both in art and peacemaking, sometimes we have to be comfortable with dissonances

Former refugee and Pastor Jean Pierre Gatera on misconceptions, COVID, and how not to welcome a refugee

Unleashing that torrent of potential is easier than you might think, says one expert

If you want to make the world safer, but are used to privilege, you might need to lower your fists.

Resources from the Humanitarian Disaster Institute, VOMO and WorldVision for marking the first anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic

IJM expert says human trafficking still exists because we create the demand.

It's the one thing making every humanitarian crisis even worse.

Conversation with black history scholar Peniel Joseph on King’s shift from radical to revolutionary

Trauma expert Dr. Diane Langberg on how to respond—systemically, and individually.

(Plus, lessons they can learn from trapeze artists)