Humanitarians at Work
UNHCR, the UN Refugee AgencyA newsletter spotlighting what it’s like to be a humanitarian working with forcibly displaced and stateless people
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Behind-the-scenes: Fires, floods and continuous problem solving
Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. More than 1.2 million refugees. A landscape that shifts with fire, floods and cyclones. Lane Krainyk , Senior Field Officer with UNHCR, has been navigating all of it and then some.
Special edition: On the frontlines of the Sudan crisis with Christine Salinas and Goodwill Ambassador Kristin Davis
Christine Salinas has spent nearly a decade working on the frontlines of displacement crises, supporting people forced to flee across Asia and Africa.
Special edition: Sudan through the eyes of our colleagues
Until when? For three years, we’ve been saying: don’t forget Sudan. For three years, the story hasn’t changed. People displaced. A country destroyed.
Special edition: Refugee, human rights lawyer, leader: a conversation with Rez Gardi
Born as a refugee in Pakistan to parents who fled persecution, Rez Gardi was resettled in New Zealand through the UNHCR resettlement program, where she grew up witnessing both the struggles of displacement and the real agency of refugee c...
Behind-the-scenes: Finding solutions in wartime Ukraine
As Ukraine enters its fifth year since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion in 2022, the work of humanitarian responders and their personal journey reflects the resilience of those who continue to rebuild their lives amid an ongoing wa...
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