When a disaster strikes, the world takes action to help people in need. Relief workers are deployed and pledges are made…
Editor’s note: David Citrin is a medical anthropologist who has lived and worked in remote western Nepal since 2001. He…
Hello! It’s 2014 and the Humanosphere podcast is back. This week, Tom Paulson and I look back at the previous…
High-profile disasters like the devastation caused by Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines serve as a powerful reminder of the need for the many humanitarian organizations out there – and also as a great marketing opportunity.
If you remember how a bill becomes a law from your Schoolhouse Rock days, you already know that the the…
Co-authored by Tom Murphy ——————————————————————————————————————————— Immediately after the 2010 quake, many Haitians were given tents as ‘temporary’ shelters. Three years…
More than a month after the disastrous earthquake and tsunami that struck northeast Japan, experts are still analyzing the cataclysmic…