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  • A header image for the episode called “Diaspora aid: the lifeline we don’t talk about enough” of the Rethinking Humanitarianism podcast with a photo of the guests: Hala Sabbah and Daniel Manyang Mayen. 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 guests.
  • Event image showing speaker photos and event time and date
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  • Refugee entrepreneurs struggle to make ends meet in Kenya's Kakuma refugee camp.
    Refugee entrepreneurs struggle to make ends meet in Kenya's Kakuma refugee camp.
  • An illustration by Hozifa Alsir of the Rwandan capital, Kigali, one of several cities that writer Samah Fazi has lived in since leaving Sudan.
    An illustration by Hozifa Alsir of the Rwandan capital, Kigali, one of several cities that writer Samah Fazi has lived in since leaving Sudan.
  • A cartoon showing signposts to mysterious places
  • Portrait of a woman and her husband in front of a blue wall
    Regina Romano, a South Sudanese woman, was deported from Sudan by local authorities. She left alongside her partner Mohamed al-Nour, a Sudanese national.
  • Portrait of a woman inside a registration centre
    Maria Atem in the border village of Wunthou in South Sudan. She said she was made to feel unwelcome when the SAF returned to Khartoum last year, despite having long lived peacefully with her neighbours.
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    A group play activity for out of school girls organised by Raise Chess Academy in the Nakivale refugee settlement in southwestern Uganda in April 2026.
  • A graphic showing a person from behind facing the exit to a tunnel
  • Images showing speaker photos, partner logos and the event date and time
  • Event image showing organisation logos, speaker images, time and date
  • Header image for episode 1 of the Decolonise How? podcast. On the top left we see the logo of the podcast which shows the word "Decolonise" in a serif font, underlined in red and in a handwritten style the word "HOW?" below it. Further below we see the name of the guests: Ali M. Latifi and Ahmer Khan. To the right are portraits of the guests in black and white with a halftone pattern shadow.
  • Map of Mali attacks
  • Map of Mali showing attack locations marked by red explosion icons at Bamako, Kati, Mopti, Kanno, Sevaré, Gao, and Kidal. Neighboring countries labeled: Mauritania, Algeria, Niger, Burkina Faso, and Guinea. Scale bar shows 100 km.
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  • Image with the word “Inklings” in large black bold text, underlined with a dashed red line that curves downward in a zigzag shape. Below, in smaller black bold text, is the subtitle “Who’s embracing diversity again?,” also underlined with a dashed red line. The background is light grey with a subtle paper texture.
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  • A community kitchen in the Al-Radeef neighborhood of El Obeid, where residents have endured RSF drone strikes and siege warfare during the three-year conflict in Sudan.
    A community kitchen in the Al-Radeef neighborhood of El Obeid, where residents have endured RSF drone strikes and siege warfare during the three-year conflict in Sudan.
  • Grayscale map of Sudan showing borders with Libya, Egypt, Chad, Eritrea, Ethiopia, and South Sudan. Key cities marked include Khartoum (capital), Port Sudan on the Red Sea coast, and El Obeid inland.
  • Docks in a residential area of Buenaventura, Colombia, where migrant boats often arrive at the main industrial landing point, attracting less attention from authorities.
    Docks in a residential area of Buenaventura, Colombia, where migrant boats often arrive at the main industrial landing point, attracting less attention from authorities.
  • This dock in Bahía Solano (photo taken in October 2025) on Colombia's Pacific coast has become a key transit point as informal boat transportation is the only way for returning migrants to travel southwards from Juradó, near the Panamanian border.
    This dock in Bahía Solano (photo taken in October 2025) on Colombia's Pacific coast has become a key transit point as informal boat transportation is the only way for returning migrants to travel southwards from Juradó, near the Panamanian border.
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  • SIR staff at a planning meeting in Kakuma camp, Kenya.
    SIR staff at a planning meeting in Kakuma camp, Kenya.
  • Header image for episode 4 of the Decolonise How? podcast. On the top left we see the logo of the podcast which shows the word "Decolonise" in a serif font, underlined in red and in a handwritten style the word "HOW?" below it. Further below we see the name of the guests: Njoki Chege and Tiania Stevens. To the right are portraits of the guests in black and white with a halftone pattern shadow.
  • Comasco customer with backhoe loader.
    Comasco customer with backhoe loader.
  • Map of return migration routes from Mexico to Colombia and Venezuela. Green lines mark land routes through Mexico and Central America; blue lines mark sea routes near Panama and Colombia. Main movement heads south through the Panama-Colombia border region.
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  • Several 100 dollar bills laid out with a contrasty filter.
  • People stand around destroyed vehicles following flash floods caused by heavy rainfall in the Grogan area, popular for automotive workshops and secondhand spare parts, in downtown Nairobi, Kenya, March 7, 2026.
    Flash floods destroyed vehicles in the Grogan area – popular for automotive workshops and secondhand spare parts – in downtown Nairobi, on 7 March 2026.
  • Image with the word “Inklings” in large black bold text, underlined with a dashed red line that curves downward in a zigzag shape. Below, in smaller black bold text, is the subtitle “What new jobs say about NGO expansion and local aid” also underlined with a dashed red line. The background is light grey with a subtle paper texture.
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