Intersectionality in Humanitarian Interventions: The Role of Technology in Equality

Intersectionality and the Impact of Humanitarian Aid Humanitarian interventions aim to provide essential support to those in crisis, providing relief to vulnerable populations, but this is not as straightforward as it may seem. Despite good intentions, these efforts – aid distribution, development projects, or emergency response- can have both positive …

Remote Mental Health Support in Conflict-Affected Areas

In war-affected countries, over half the population experiences mental health conditions such as depression, PTSD, and anxiety, yet only 10% receive the necessary therapeutic support (Alghazo & Premuda-Conti, 2024, p. 607). While the psychological toll on soldiers is extensively documented, non-refugee civilians who remain in conflict zones also face these …

Trust and Transparency in the Era of Digital Humanitarianism

While digital platforms have revolutionized humanitarian efforts, enabling rapid mobilization and solidarity, they also present challenges. The ease of online donations and sharing campaigns can sometimes lead to superficial acts of altruism, challenging grassroots humanitarian efforts. In Vietnam, the incidents involving allegations of influencer-driven self-promotion through charity to high-profile celebrity …