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  • Event image showing logos and logistics
  • Image of cracked glass with two people, one on their phone, in the background.
    Two young Iranian women in a Tehran cafe where the windows have been taped to prevent glass shattering in case of an explosion, on 26 March 2026.
  • Event image with host org logos
  • event image showing infographic and host logos
  • An easel and art supplies
  • Nour ElAssy giving a speech at Paris-Panthéon-Assas University.
    Nour ElAssy giving a speech at Paris-Panthéon-Assas University.
  • A notebook on the ground with rocks and plants growing.
    One of Nour's notebooks on a rooftop in the Gaza Strip.
  • Nour ElAssy giving a speech at Paris-Panthéon-Assas University.
    Nour ElAssy giving a speech at Paris-Panthéon-Assas University.
  • A person writes on a missing person flyer
    Families register the names of missing loved ones and put up missing-person posters at Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital in Kathmandu on 29 August.
  • Two people in the foreground with buildings and destruction behind.
    Residents of Devighat, a sacred town in one of the areas hardest hit by the floods, return to their homes on 30 August to salvage what they can.
  • A screenshot from a text from GiveDirectly indicating that a candidate is not eligible for a program.
    Two GiveDirectly messages arrived months apart on an Ibaji resident’s phone.
  • A photo of unused utility poles in Unale.
    Unused utility poles in Ibaji. Unreliable electricity and mobile connectivity led to some aid seekers missing verification calls.
  • Unale residents pictured pushing cargo through muddy road puddles in June 2026.
    Ibaji residents push cargo through muddy road puddles in June 2026. Some local farmers bear painful memories of the 2024 flooding season and GiveDirectly’s digital experiment.
  • A person is pictured holding a phone with both her hands and looking down at it.
    Aladi Samuel demonstrates how GiveDirectly’s phone-based enrollment worked in June 2026.
  • A header image for an episode of Rethinking Humanitarianism podcast in collaboration with Start Network with photos of the guests (from left to right): Hajooj Kuka, Bashair Ahmed, and Fanta Toure. On the top left we see the title of the podcast. Below it and to the left of the portraits of the guests is a box with the guests name.
  • A stylised editorial collage image showing a cut out of military drones and the flag of the EU over a halftone pattern circle.. The images have a pink to black gradient effect on it with some texture.
  • A photo showing Khaled Mohamed Ali El Hishri in the Pre-Trial Chamber I of the International Criminal Court on 3 December 2025.
    Khaled Mohamed Ali El Hishri appearing before International Criminal Court on 3 December 2025.
  • A header image for an episode of Rethinking Humanitarianism podcast in collaboration with Start Network with a photo of the guest: Abdihakim Ainte. On the top left we see the title of the podcast. Below it a box with the guest name. To the right, a black and white portrait of the guest.
  • A cartoon showing three people wearing hard hats surrounded by rubble, on the left the text "Venezuela" and on the right the text "Colombia". A silhouette of a person labeled Gaza says: So this is what an international humanitarian response looks like!
  • Armed soldiers in G-9 take post at the fronline territory in Delmas 4 protecting Jimmy Cherizier, "Barbecue".
    Armed teenage soldiers stand guard over Jimmy Chérizier in Port-au-Prince in October 2023. Better known as “Barbecue,” Chérizier now leads the Viv Ansanm gang coalition and is the subject of a $5 million US bounty.
  • An image showing the shadow of someone hanging clothes at Club International, a former nightclub in Port-au-Prince now serving as a displacement site, June 2026.
    A resident at the Club International camp in Port-au-Prince hangs up her laundry in June 2026. The site currently hosts 455 families.
  • A portrait of Yvenel Louis, who helps manage the Club International displacement site, a former nightclub in Port-au-Prince, Haiti,  June 2026.
    “Without the organisations that once preached peace, we risk having more bandits,” said Yvenel Louis, who helps manage the Club International displacement camp in Port-au-Prince.
  • Portrait photo of Amira El-Ghobashy
  • A fuel station attendant sells petrol in a bottle to a rickshaw driver in Mogadishu as prices soar in response to the Gulf crisis, 25 March, 2026.
    A fuel station attendant sells petrol in a bottle to a rickshaw driver in Mogadishu as prices soar in response to the Gulf crisis, 25 March, 2026.
  • A header image for an episode of Rethinking Humanitarianism podcast in collaboration with Start Network with a photo of the guests: Colum Wilson. On the top left we see the title of the podcast. Below it a box with the guest names. To the right, a black and white portrait of the guests.
  • A cartoon showing the Statue of Liberty.
  • A header image for an episode of Rethinking Humanitarianism podcast in collaboration with Start Network with a photo of the guests: Nadine Sabah and Ben Ramalingam. On the top left we see the title of the podcast. Below it a box with the guest names. To the right, a black and white portrait of the guests.
  • The writer, Said Alsaloul, teaching English in Gaza in February 2026.
    The writer, Said Alsaloul, teaching English in Gaza in February 2026.
  • An image of a temporary camp in the Cesar Nieves baseball stadium in the port city of Catia La Mar.
    This temporary camp in the César Nieves baseball stadium in the port city of Catia La Mar is one of 107 state-run displacement sites.
  • A survivor rests in the informal settlement where she now lives in the coastal city of Catia La Mar, on 10 July 2026.
    A survivor rests in the informal settlement where she now lives in the coastal city of Catia La Mar, on 10 July 2026.
  • Venezuelans displaced by the 24 June earthquakes stand in front of a food distribution point in Tanaguarena on 5 July 2026.
    Venezuelans displaced by the 24 June earthquakes stand in front of a food distribution point in Tanaguarena on 5 July 2026.
  • A street in La Guaira’s La Lucha neighbourhood after the earthquakes struck. 
    A street in La Guaira’s La Lucha neighbourhood after the earthquakes struck. 

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