Welcome! I’m Kinga, and I’m excited to explore how digital media can actually drive real change in humanitarian work and bring people together around the world! We’re living in a pivotal moment in history. Conflicts, misunderstandings, battles, and natural disasters are impacting lives worldwide, and countless people are in urgent …
Hello and welcome to our blog. My name is Anita, a Ghanaian currently living in Sweden. My interest and curiosity about humanitarianism and aid work have grown over the years. I have been working actively as a member of Rotary International, one of the largest humanitarian service organizations, for 10 …
Hi everyone, my name is Max Leighton. I’m a ComDev student from Canada’s Yukon Territory. On a map, you’ll find me just below the Arctic Circle (although it’s still a 14 hour drive north of me!), just next to Alaska. At 37, I have been a journalist for most of …
Ciao! I’m Aurora and I’m thrilled to be sharing this space with you all. I’m an Italian currently living in the beautiful Côte D’Azur where I balance dual roles as a professional translator and cultural mediator as well as manager of my family’s business on the French Riviera. My path …
Hello readers! I’m Julia, and I’m thrilled to bring you insightful coverage on humanitarian news, focusing on the dynamic interplay between media conglomerates and independent media. 🎥 My professional journey began as a journalist for Reuters, where I developed my skills in writing and editing. With a background in Middle …
This is a blog about digital media and humanitarian work. We will explore the ways that humanitarian actors — from NGOs and civil society groups to social marketers, journalists, and academics — use the tools of digital media to connect with, inspire, inform, and engage their audiences. We are …
