Declaration for the Protection of Humanitarian Personnel:
A year-long Australian-led endeavor came to fruition at the UN when a global declaration to protect aid workers was launched on 22 September 2025 with 100+ states signing on. Learn more from this post on The Conversation and SBS News podcast interview with the Australian Red Cross.
Short pieces:
A critical step toward saving lives: helping humanitarian workers respond to substance use with empathy and care (UNHCR Blog, Oct. 2025) [text]
False economies: why underfunding local humanitarian actors puts everyone at risk (ODI Insights, Oct. 2025) [text]
Global Fragility Act 2.0? Amid a Possible Bipartisan Revival, a Chance to Make U.S. Peace Efforts More Effective (Just Security, Oct. 2025) [text]
The legal reform needed to match Australia’s global humanitarian promises (The Interpreter Blog, Oct. 2025) [text]
"Resets, Grand Bargains, and what they say about humanitarian reform," Inklings Newsletter (27 Oct. 2025) [text]
"Three humanitarian takeaways from UN80 reform plans," Inklings Newsletter (3 Oct. 2025) [text]
Why Humanitarian Evidence Summaries are Essential in Turbulent Times (K4DD Blog, Oct. 2025) [text]
Multimedia:
Remaking humanitarianism: Dispatches from the future, 25 Sept. 2025 [access]
Rethinking Humanitarianism Podcast Series (The New Humanitarian, Sept. & Oct. 2025)
- Two recent episodes focus on "Rethinking UNGA" and "How to make people care? Emergency aid’s marketing problem."
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