What Palestinians want for Gaza's future | Rethinking Humanitarianism
Three years into Israel's genocide in Gaza, the US-led Board of Peace is already trying to determine the strip's future reconstruction plans. But what about the more than two million Palestinians who ...
8 Okt 45min
What we've learned about how change happens | Rethinking Humanitarianism
The humanitarian system isn't short on identity crises, soul-searching, and reform promises. So why does a system so good at diagnosing its problems struggle to change? This final episode of Rethinkin...
2 Okt 1h 12min
Should humanitarianism return to its activist roots? | Rethinking Humanitarianism
Can embracing activism inspire public support for aid, and rejuvenate humanitarianism itself? Today's guests explain why – and how – humanitarians should go from advocacy to activism. Chloé Fiona Ludd...
17 Sep 1h 16min
Will aid-for-hire become the new normal? | Rethinking Humanitarianism
In the previous episode, Fogbow CEO Brook Jerue questioned why the aid sector was so "infatuated" and critical of his company – a small private American firm delivering aid in high‑conflict contexts l...
10 Sep 38min
The rise of privatised aid: A conversation with Fogbow | Rethinking Humanitarianism
When private companies employ former military personnel and work with controversial political actors in the name of humanitarian aid, should they still follow humanitarian principles? And who holds th...
8 Sep 1h 4min
Grassroots aid is here to disturb the system | Rethinking Humanitarianism
For Fanta Toure, community-led crisis response efforts like mutual aid are not an emergent movement as some in the international aid system see it, but rather a return "to the way things are supposed ...
27 Aug 1h 23min
Somalia's plan to break free from aid dependence | Rethinking Humanitarianism
For Abdihakim Ainte, a senior Somali government official, the international humanitarian system's sudden contraction has been both a "cataclysmic" shock – with devastating immediate consequences – and...
20 Aug 48min
Will big donors "smell the coffee" or get left behind? | Rethinking Humanitarianism
Less than a year ago, Colum Wilson left his position at the helm of the humanitarian department in one of the world's largest donor governments. After more than two decades with the UK government, Wil...
13 Aug 49min
