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Targeting Social Norms for Social Change in Fragile & Conflict Settings (FCAS)

In the latter part of 2019, I had the opportunity to work with CARE Netherlands to

Can a citizen-driven response improve humanitarian action?

A few months back, I had the opportunity to chat with @ICRC_innovation about the how citizen-driven

The Risks to Early Academics in the World of Publishing

As I traverse through the academic trenches, I’ve been learning more and more about the publishing

Introducing Local Digital Response Networks (DRN)

During the fall of 2015, I had the opportunity to work with Andrej Verity at the

Recent Collaboration: Article on Humanitarian Technologies for Restoring Eyesight

Cross posted from Philanthropy News Digest Restoring Eyesight: Leveraging Tech to Empower People Unfortunately, in some

Battling Information & Embracing Innovation in Emergencies

Last week I gave a mini-lecture to a class of medical residents interested in humanitarian work. The

Managing in a Crisis

From private to public to non-profit organizations, many of us often find ourselves either tasked with

3 Minute Thesis – The Debrief

In follow-up to my previous post, I competed in the Three Minute Thesis Divisional Finals this

3 Minute Thesis – Division Finals!

Every year PhD Candidates change out of their sweatpants, dust off their blazers, and armed with a

Planning for Doomsday through Panarchy: Part 3. Reflections

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