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New episode · Humanitarian Explorer
Clean water for more than 6,000 villagers in northern Pakistan, Japan and WFP support 60,000 people at Rwanda's Mahama refugee camp, a 20 million euro learning recovery program for 300 schools in Jordan, region-wide…
New episode · Humanitarian Explorer
The WHO says ending cholera by 2030 is within reach; aid groups respond as hunger deepens in Haiti; Malawi launches a five-year education plan; Cambodia starts a nationwide HPV vaccination campaign for more than…
New episode · Humanitarian Explorer
Papua New Guinea organizes to protect drinking water through El Niño, Sierra Leone strengthens school meal data for 250,000 children, Nigeria's Gombe State expands digital learning to 764 schools, Pakistan's Khyber…
New episode · All Things Baby
Did you know that the root of the word midwife means “with woman”? And that is the vision behind what Jamie Hatcher does. Jamie is a Certified Nurse Midwife (CNM) and has also worked as a birth doula and a registered…
New episode · Humanitarian Explorer
Today: an upgraded water supply for the town of Noro in Solomon Islands, a bigger Zero Hunger food drive in Medellin, Colombia, two new public schools for more than 1,700 children in the Dominican Republic, Sri…
New project · Website
A website launched through Charity Spaces for Planetwalk, fostering kindness, environmental education, and a vision of world peace and cooperation.
Website designer and developer · Charity Spaces
New episode · Humanitarian Explorer
A Navy borehole brings safe water to an Anambra community that waited more than 50 years, malnutrition care reaches children in Sudan, Rwanda's University of Kigali opens an AI and cybersecurity training centre, a…
New episode · Humanitarian Explorer
Austria and UNICEF fund climate-resilient water and sanitation for refugee-hosting districts in northern Uganda, Philippine lawmakers approve a bill for free daily school meals, and the World Bank backs better…
New episode · Humanitarian Explorer
Today: solar power and local repair crews keep water flowing as attacks on water systems rise; emergency meals for displaced families in Taiz, Yemen; nearly 406 million dollars in new pledges for Education Cannot…
New episode · Humanitarian Explorer
Tanzania extends water services to most of its villages, Cambodia plans to take over and expand school meals toward more than 7,000 primary schools, UNESCO and UNICEF report on learning in Afghanistan, two new…
New episode · Humanitarian Explorer
Today on Humanitarian Explorer: Pakistan and Afghanistan, the last two countries where wild polio still spreads, launch vaccination campaigns aiming to reach about 37 million young children. In Uganda's Buikwe…
New episode · Humanitarian Explorer
Today on Humanitarian Explorer: Egypt's nationwide measles and rubella campaign passes one million children vaccinated in Sharqia province. A solar-powered water system begins serving about 7,000 people in Nyimba…
New episode · Humanitarian Explorer
Today on Humanitarian Explorer: Barbados eliminates mother-to-child transmission of HIV. New boreholes and solar pumping expand water access in Namibia's Ohangwena region. A camp school helps displaced children in…
New episode · Humanitarian Explorer
Today on Humanitarian Explorer: Malawi's nationwide measles and rubella campaign reaches more than 5.8 million children, including remote island and riverside communities. UNICEF helps a community in southern Ukraine…
New episode · Humanitarian Explorer
Today on Humanitarian Explorer: a new United Nations report finds about 252 million hectares of land and water under restoration across 149 countries, linked to more than one million green jobs. Sierra Leone reports…
New episode · Humanitarian Explorer
Today on Humanitarian Explorer: a vaccine trial called Tumaini, meaning "hope," begins in the Democratic Republic of the Congo against the Bundibugyo strain of Ebola, and 20 people in Kenya return home healthy after…
New episode · Humanitarian Explorer
Today on Humanitarian Explorer: India moves tens of thousands of people to safety ahead of Cyclone Arnab. In Yemen, aid groups rush medicine to Taiz as fighting drives displacement and cholera risk. Around 36,000…
New episode · All Things Baby
Birth circles. What are they? Who would attend them? Are they only for newly postpartum moms or for someone who has had a difficult birth experience?
New episode · Humanitarian Explorer
A nurse is killed responding to an Ebola alert in the DR Congo, and Uganda orders 21-day quarantine for citizens returning from Congo. Gaza's hunger deepens as WFP cuts aid and 10 of 17 bakeries close, while 32…
New episode · Humanitarian Explorer
Drought linked to El Niño threatens Sudan's harvests as food aid is cut, and 32 governments warn of a growing risk of famine. Hyderabad, India, faces a drinking water emergency, while Singapore says tap water stays…
New episode · Humanitarian Explorer
A magnitude 7 earthquake in a remote, high-altitude part of Tibet kills 16 people and injures 76, as Typhoon Champi heads toward Japan's Kyushu island. Oxfam warns that funding for what could be the strongest El Niño…
Health & Wellness
UNICEF and Gavi’s new agreement targets a roughly 40 percent price reduction, with savings expected from 2027.
Read articleClean Water
The October 23 drought update shows why a wet week does not immediately restore reliable water resources.
Read articleEducation Access
The October 23-24 conference focuses on flexible learning, dropout prevention and sustained support for excluded learners.
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