Discourse on this blog and elsewhere has referenced international development studies being at a kind of crossroads, or ‘critical moment’ (Telleria, p.15). There are multiple …
By Jessica Saler As natural disasters, conflict, and poverty have consumed our world for centuries, approaches to development have had to adapt and change. …
By Gina Geoghegan (Photo by Henrik Dønnestad on Unsplash) In a recent Atmos newsletter, editor-in-chief Willow Defebaugh (2024) stated: “We are all tasked with living …
By Liam Corcoran At the two day Humanitarian Congress in Berlin last month, a wide range of crucial topics were up for discussion, from increasing …
Interviewing Techniques- A Reflective Practice Background / Pre-Interview As part of our course MSN Media Strategies and Methodologies-HT24, I wanted to deepen further my understanding …
By Jessica Saler I have spent a lot of time over the last few months thinking about the final semester of school, my degree …
Author: Jessica Saler The Voice of the Global South Summit: Making Space & Prioritising Digital Public Infrastructure Last week I was researching online when I …
End Of The World Thinking. by Gina Geoghegan Today, the statistics favour Donald Trump as the next president of the USA. Gaza is being erased, …
By Anubhuti Vashist Ethics for Strong Qualitative Research Ethics form an essential component of research. Describing ethicality as one of the “Big-Tent” criteria for excellent …
Liam Cor coran As I open my contributions to this blog, we have passed the one year anniversary of the war in Gaza. Tens of …
By Gina Geoghegan Finding any recent academic literature today that does not fundamentally challenge traditional approaches to Communication for Development seems almost impossible. Within …
As we approach the fourth decade of the 21st century, the very act of communicating development has become somewhat of a paradox. In a world …
