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Distributing kits to hospitals as part of the Coronavirus pandemic response in DRC. May, 7, 2020. (Christian Mutombo / Save the Children)

How have COVID-19 and commitments to decolonize aid accelerated power shifts within the humanitarian sector (or not)?

2021-01-13

Speakers: Laura Cardinal, READY; Dr. Jemilah binti Mahmood, Mercy…

A health worker vaccinates a baby - MHC, Burao, Somalia. Image credit: Mustafa Saeed / Save the Children

Will the COVID-19 vaccine ever reach forcibly displaced populations?

2020-12-09

Speakers: Prof. Heidi Larson, LSHTM; Colette Selman, Gavi; Dr.…

Faduma*, 16 receives a vaccination & health check - Burao, Somalia. Image credit: Mustafa Saeed / Save the Children

Which Health Services in Humanitarian Settings should we NOT provide during COVID-19?

2020-11-11

Speakers: Prof. Karl Blanchet, Geneva Centre of Humanitarian…

Noor* with her son Hssain*, two and a half years-old (Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh). Image credit: GMB Akash / Panos Pictures / Save the Children

Why is COVID-19 NOT Transmitting in Humanitarian Settings as Expected…or is it?

Community health workers raise public awareness in Mogadishu of prevention and management of COVID-19. Image credit: Save the Children Somalia

Coming Soon: Four New Webinars

2020-10-01

The following topics (subject to change) are planned for the…

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