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Author Tom Paulson

Tom Paulson

Tom Paulson is founder and lead journalist at Humanosphere. Prior to operating this online news site, he reported on science, medicine, health policy, aid and development for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Contact him at tom[at]humanosphere.org or follow him on Twitter @tompaulson.

Podcasts

By Tom Paulson14 April 2017

Polaris: On the front lines of fighting human trafficking

Opinion/Analysis

By Tom Paulson11 April 2017

The end of the new age of humanitarianism: Insights from the Skoll World Forum

Global Health

By Tom Paulson7 February 2017

RIP Hans Rosling: The data wizard who helped us visualize a better world

Year in review

By Tom Paulson30 December 2016

Voices in the Humanosphere 2016: Ghana at forefront of education reform

Year in review

By Tom Paulson29 December 2016

Voices of the Humanosphere 2016: Preparing for a world without enough jobs

Year in review

By Tom Paulson28 December 2016

Voices in the Humanosphere 2016: How massive global tax avoidance fuels poverty

Year in review

By Tom Paulson27 December 2016

Voices of the Humanosphere 2016: Oxfam keeps warning of widening gap between rich and poor

Year in review

By Tom Paulson26 December 2016

Voices of the Humanosphere 2016: Fred Bauma of Congo

Opinion/Analysis

By Tom Paulson29 November 2016

Trump vows to shutter Humanosphere for not making America first

World Politics

By Tom Paulson4 October 2016

No end to poverty without reducing inequality, World Bank says

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