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Podcast Episode 4: Professionalization in the Humanitarian Sector
Dr. Frederick Burkle, otherwise known as Skip, chats with Kirsten about his extraordinary career as a physician responding to humanitarian emergencies...
Podcast Episode 3: Professionalization in the Humanitarian Sector
Kirsten Johnson interviews Dr. Abdurrahman Alaydi, an emergency physician who recently returned from a mission in Yemen with MSF Canada. Dr. Alaydi talks...
Interview with our December Leader of the Month
Dr. Raj Panjabi was nominated for Humanitarian U's December Humanitarian Leader of the Month. He co-founded Last Mile Health, an organisation that is...
Interview with our November Leader of the Month
Humanitarian U's Marlène Boivin interviews Rami Adham to learn more about his courageous work in Syria. Rami was nominated for Humanitarian U's November...
Third Annual Emergency Medical Teams Global Meeting
The Third Annual WHO Emergency Medical Teams Global Meeting will be taking place in Hong Kong from this week from November 28-30th.
The meeting...
By: Lisa Oddy
| Posted: 27 November 2016
| Category: Upcoming events
Our CEO Signs Declaration Letter to United Nations
Given the current humanitarian crisis in Syria where patients, healthcare workers, and hospitals are under attack, we the...
Podcast Episode 2: Professionalization in the Humanitarian Sector
Kirsten Johnson interviews Jean Baptiste Lacombe, currently the Humanitarian Program Officer for Oxfam Quebec. He has previously worked in several...
A plea to those considering going to Ecuador
As news reaches us of death and destruction in Ecuador, I am forced to reflect on recent responses to comparable events. Haiti. Philippines. Nepal. ...
Accredited eLearning Program to Prepare Healthcare Professionals for Humanitarian Work Unveiled
Montreal, April 14, 2016 – Across the globe, there is an urgent need for more humanitarians including a wide range of healthcare workers ready...