In the sixth episode of the humanitarian hub podcast, Tayba Ahmed talks with Dr Natalie Roberts about her role as head of emergencies with MSF. Dr Natalie draws our attention to the ongoing Ebola epidemic in the DRC, while also highlighting the cohort of actors involved in the work she does. More broadly, she shares her insights and predictions of the future landscape of humanitarianism and development from the perspective of a medical doctor.
To access some of Natalie's previous blog posts and podcasts visit:
blogs.msf.org/bloggers/natalie-roberts
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For more information about SOAS's new Msc programme: Humanitarian Action (online) visit:
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In the sixth episode of the humanitarian hub podcast, Tayba Ahmed talks with Dr Natalie Roberts about her role as head of emergencies with MSF. Dr Natalie draws our attention to the ongoing Ebola epidemic in the DRC, while also highlighting the cohort of actors involved in the work she does. More broadly, she shares her insights and predictions of the future landscape of humanitarianism and development from the perspective of a medical doctor.
To access some of Natalie's previous blog posts and podcasts visit:
blogs.msf.org/bloggers/natalie-roberts
wemcast.podbean.com/e/natalie-roberts-the-msf-paris-emergency-team-you-dont-have-to-be-a-doctor/
This podcast is also available for downloads on Apple Podcasts.
For more information about SOAS's new Msc programme: Humanitarian Action (online) visit:
www.soas.ac.uk/development/prog-an-action-online/
In the second episode of the SOAS Humanitarian Hub Podcast, Jake Tacchi talks with Amy Joce, a 3rd year undergraduate student at SOAS. Amy, who read Development Studies, has just completed a dissertation exploring sexual exploitation within humanitarian settings.
In the backdrop of the #metoo movement, alongside highly publicised scandals, such as those including Oxfam, Amy has provided a relevant and topical piece of research that looks to better understand the role of the humanitarian. We discuss the requirement for greater awareness of the inherent power dynamics at play in complex humanitarian environments, and the need for all organisations to create systems that are able to prevent abuses.
For more information about SOAS’s new MSc programme: Humanitarian Action (Online) visit:
www.soas.ac.uk/development/progr…an-action-online/
Please do visit our blog for more research, current news and debates about humanitarianism:
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Humanitarian Hub Podcast
In the sixth episode of the humanitarian hub podcast, Tayba Ahmed talks with Dr Natalie Roberts about her role as head of emergencies with MSF. Dr Natalie draws our attention to the ongoing Ebola epidemic in the DRC, while also highlighting the cohort of actors involved in the work she does. More broadly, she shares her insights and predictions of the future landscape of humanitarianism and development from the perspective of a medical doctor.
To access some of Natalie's previous blog posts and podcasts visit:
blogs.msf.org/bloggers/natalie-roberts
wemcast.podbean.com/e/natalie-roberts-the-msf-paris-emergency-team-you-dont-have-to-be-a-doctor/
This podcast is also available for downloads on Apple Podcasts.
For more information about SOAS's new Msc programme: Humanitarian Action (online) visit:
www.soas.ac.uk/development/prog-an-action-online/
