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As the number of armed conflicts and natural disasters causing humanitarian emergencies continues to rise, the role of humanitarian actors and humanitarians is more crucial than ever. Our blog aims to raise awareness, provide thoughtful insights, and engage a broad audience in discussions on key global challenges—from disaster relief and refugee crises to human rights and sustainability.
The name JustHumanitarianism carries a dual meaning. Firstly, “just” refers to justice, fairness, and ethical action in humanitarian work. In this sense, the blog will explore these core principles. We believe that these principles are essential for ensuring the dignity and well-being of those affected by crises. At the same time, “just” also means simply or solely, that the blog will be focused primarily on humanitarian issues.
Whether we’re discussing ethical questions or the practical realities of humanitarian operations, this blog provides a platform to examine the many dimensions of global humanitarian efforts.
Beyond the general principles of humanitarianism, our blog delves into the ethical considerations that underpin humanitarian communication. We examine how various actors within the global development and humanitarian ecosystem can responsibly convey their work to raise awareness, mobilize support, and advocate for policy change. Additionally, we explore how to communicate sensitively about human suffering without exploiting the vulnerability of affected populations. We highlight the importance of transparency, accountability, and cultural sensitivity in conveying information to diverse audiences.
Whether you’re a humanitarian professional, a concerned citizen, or simply curious about global affairs, this blog offers a space for thoughtful dialogue and exploration!
Let’s create a space for learning and collaboration as we explore more about the challenges and possibilities of humanitarian work and humanitarian communication. We’d love to hear your thoughts, questions, and ideas—what issues are on your mind, and what stories do you think deserve more attention?
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Eni, Chi, Thomas & Natasha