Accompaniment in a World in Crisis: Hope, Refuge, and the JRS Response in the Middle East
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IDHA 62 Information Session
OnlineThis session is for those who are interested in learning more about the IDHA 62 program. If you have registered for the information session and plan on attending, please check your email for a link to join soon.
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Conversations with Humanitarians: Toni – Anne Vinell Stewart, UN-OCHA
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Mental Health In Complex Emergencies Information Session
OnlineThe Institute of International Humanitarian Affairs offers non-credit professional courses for practitioners around the world. Each professional course for Fall 2026 is designed to prepare current and future aid workers with the knowledge and skills needed to respond effectively to humanitarian crises and disasters.
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Welcome session for accepted IDHA 62 students
OnlineThis session is for those who have been admitted into the IDHA 62 program. If you have been admitted into the program and plan on attending please check your email for a link to the session soon.
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Future of Humanitarian Aid The Series with Mr Sudhanshu founder and CEO of Humanitarian Aid International (HAI)
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IDHA 62 Pretoria, South Africa
University of Pretoria , South AfricaFollowing our previous IDHA 61 program held in Amman, Jordan, our next session will take place in Pretoria, South Africa. IDHA 62 will begin on May 17, 2026, and conclude […]
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Future of Humanitarian Aid with Juan Chavez-Gonzalez, U.N.-OCHA
OnlineSince 2025, the humanitarian has been grappling with new challenges due to political change, shifting global priorities and donor policies and evolving humanitarian crises. At the same time, humanitarian needs have only increased primarily driven by conflicts. As advisor on the Future to the Emergency Relief Coordinator, Mr Chaves-Gonzalez moderates OCHA’s Listening Channel, a place to imagine what humanitarian action should look like by 2035, and will share some of the trends emerging from these conversations.
