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The University of Manchester
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🆕 Publication: This study examines #digitaltransformation in #humanitarianaction as a reordering of governance that demands renewed attention to #sovereignty, #accountability, & #humanitarianprinciples
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⚡️ℹ️ Read “CARE IN THE CROSSHAIRS Violence Against Health Care in Conflict 2025” by @SafeguardingHC
#NotATarget #ConflictAndHealth #IHL #UNSCR2286
🔗 shcc.pub/SHCCAnnualReport202…
ALT Care in the Crosshairs Violence against Health Care in Conflict 2025 - Cover
ALT Care in the Crosshairs Violence against Health Care in Conflict 2025 - Ethiopia Chapter (1/3)
ALT Care in the Crosshairs Violence against Health Care in Conflict 2025 - Ethiopia Chapter (2/3)
ALT Care in the Crosshairs Violence against Health Care in Conflict 2025 - Ethiopia Chapter (3/3)
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@SafeguardingHC annual report using @InsecurityInsig data documents:
🔴2,546 attacks on health care in 2025
health facilities damaged/destroyed 790 times
🔴455 health workers killed
🔴218 kidnapped
🔴263 arrested
🔗 Read report: shcc.pub/SHCCAnnualReport202…
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Video from our latest event - 'DISEASE X: Moving from Global Failure to Global Readiness' with author Kate Kelland - is at:
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In the decade ahead, we must reverse this trend.
Protect health care.
Support accountability.
Use the data.
🔗 maps.insecurityinsight.org/
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It’s been 10 years since UN Security Council Resolution 2286 committed to protect health care in conflict.
To mark this milestone, Insecurity Insight launched a global platform tracking attacks on health care. 🧵
🔗 maps.insecurityinsight.org/
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I am happy to share my new publication: “China’s Selective Influence in Myanmar’s Conflicts” in Current History. online.ucpress.edu/currenthi…
It is not open-access, DM me for the full version.
Thanks to @HCRInstitute, @SOASDevelopment and @CHAsiaPacific
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Fab to see our latest article on research ethics and the local turn out in @Peacebuilding_
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Funded by @BritishAcademy_
🎥 Considering a career in disaster management?
Hear from MSc International Disaster Management alumni now working at:
🌍 World Central Kitchen
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Watch the webinar:
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🎓 Congrats to our grads! 🎓
Yesterday, we celebrated our Humanitarian and Conflict Response Institute graduates. Wishing you all the best as you tackle global challenges ahead! 🌍✨
📸 Our academics in graduation attire.
🏆 Huge congratulations to Dr Omer Aijazi, whose monograph has now received its fifth international award since its release last year, as it continues to shape global conversations on Kashmir.
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🌍 Shape safer futures with the @OfficialUoM MSc International Disaster Management.
Gain skills in disaster preparedness, emergency response & humanitarian action.
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Reading the walls of Belfast:
Dylan O'Driscoll, @birtevogel_ & @Eric_Lepp trace the changing content of the city's murals
theconversation.com/what-bel…
📢New brief: “Learning from Impact Bond Pilots in Humanitarian and Displacement Contexts” by Laila Zulkaphil.
Impact bonds promise innovation, but early pilots show flexibility with little new funding and no clear edge over simpler options.
🔗tinyurl.com/yfsad62v
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📢 Join us for the HCRI Landmark Lecture 2025 with Prof. Marsha Henry: “Intersectional Beginnings and Abolitionist Endings.”
📅 Wed 19 Nov | 🕓 4 – 5:30pm GMT
Explore critical theories reshaping humanitarian studies.
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🌍 Shape the future of humanitarian action with the MA Humanitarianism & Conflict Response @OfficialUoM
Gain skills to tackle crises, understand conflict & drive global change.
Flexible study options 👇
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#Humanitarianism #ConflictResponse #Postgrad
📚 Why preserve humanitarian archives?
Digitisation, funding cuts, and instability are putting vital humanitarian records at risk — this post explores why protecting them matters now more than ever.
blogs.manchester.ac.uk/hcri/…
Belfast’s murals are changing—from symbols of division to expressions of hope and community. 🌈
HCRI’s @birtevogel_ co-authored research showing how these artworks reflect shifting identities and peacebuilding.
Read more: tinyurl.com/m2m3pn43
HCRI's Prof. Larissa Fast contributed to a new open-access volume from @ICRC, @Refugees & @PrivacyAssembly on data protection in humanitarian action.
Find out more here:
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