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We offer trainings for all levels, tailored for both designers and aid workers. Our aim is to narrow the gap by upskilling professionals within their own practice and by raising awareness about the standards in each sector. This promotes better mutual understanding and collaboration.
This training is made for people motivated to volunteer in Greece. It has a five-day newsletter crafted after spending two years on Lesvos island and noticing the lack of time and resources from coordinators to train a constant flux of incoming volunteers.
If you are interested in the 101 of humanitarian aid, do no harm principles, Greek modern history, and hotspots’ migration contexts, this training is made for you.
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Conférence vidéo en français à la fin de l’article. × Dismiss this alert. Hi Agathe, can you present yourself? My name is Agathe Mametz. I am…
Hi Domi, can you tell us about who you are and what kind of work you’re doing? My name is Domi, I am an alumni from…
In today's interview, the designer Caroline Grellier will share her journey from France to Benin and tell us about her committed work in decolonising design.
What is MSF? Quick brief. 1. History – Founded in 1971 Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) was founded in 1971 following the Biafran war (Nigeria),…
Where to work and how to get a job in the European Union? The overview On this article we will see the overall job opportunities and…
Why are we, Humanitarian Designers, writing about the EU? Because “the EU, together with its member countries, is the world’s leading humanitarian aid donor. In 2014,…
What is the UN? “The United Nations is an international organization founded in 1945 after the Second World War by 51 countries committed to maintaining international…
Hi Fanny! Can you present yourself in a few words? Hi, I’m Fanny Oppler, I’m from Basel, Switzerland. I have a bachelor’s degree in visual communication.…
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At Humanitarian Designers, we believe in the power of sharing knowledge and continuously advancing the discussion around the collaboration between designers and humanitarians. We are committed to keeping you updated and have centralized secondary resources for your convenience. By following the link to our Notion database, you can access information on current and past research and advocacy by academia and field actors in this field. Together, we can drive progress and make a meaningful impact in the world of humanitarian design.
