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Humanitarian conversations that inform, connect and inspire action.

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 In the face of profound and rapid change, how are humanitarian organisations rethinking communications in 2026? 

The humanitarian landscape is changing quickly - shaped by AI, funding pressures, and shifting audience expectations,... more

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كيف يمكن للقادة المحليين تجاوز الحواجز المنظومية لإحداث تغيير إنساني حقيقي؟

"نحن ليس لدينا مشكلة طموح... المشكلة هي بالفرص." – علي المقداد

في هذه الحلقة باللغة العربية من بودكاست آفاق إنسانية جديدة، يستضيف فيصل مسلط، مدير مشروع ال... more

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How does blockchain and cryptocurrency fit into broader conversations on humanitarian sector reform? Are they a temporary 'fad' - or are there deeper applications and implications worth exploring meaningfully today? 

When we hear t... more

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"This humanitarian reset will fail if young people are not involved in the conversations" - Abdulrazak Abubakar, Co-Founder of Kaleri Youth Group Nigeria

In this special segment of the podcast, Amouki Kaayou, Jocelyn Keller, Judy M... more

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Alex Bornstein
Executive Director at the Zcash Foundation
Zcash Foundation
Episode: Privacy as protection: Rethinking blockchain, cryptocurrency and humanitarian sector reform
Natalie Eskinazi
Engineer at the Zcash Foundation
Zcash Foundation
Episode: Privacy as protection: Rethinking blockchain, cryptocurrency and humanitarian sector reform
Pure Esumei
Global Studies Masters candidate, University of Geneva
Episode: True Youth Involvement and the Humanitarian Reset
Judy Mwangoma
Education Officer for Action for Development
Episode: True Youth Involvement and the Humanitarian Reset
Jocelyn Keller
Consultant
Episode: True Youth Involvement and the Humanitarian Reset
Amouki Kaayou
Volunteer supporting HNPW 2026
Episode: True Youth Involvement and the Humanitarian Reset
Marina Kobzeva
Programs and Partnerships Director for MAP Action, advocate for locally led humanitarian action.
MAP Action
Episode: Humanity, dignity, agency: a call for shifts in humanitarian leadership - In conversation with Marina Kobzeva
Meheret Takele Mandefro
A business analyst at NetHope, originally from Ethiopia, based in the Netherlands.
NetHope
Episode: Humanitarian AI podcast series | Developing AI literacy: a matter of trust, critical thinking and localisation
Deogratius Kiggudde
Program manager for the Upanzi Digital Public Infrastructure Network at Carnegie Mellon University Africa in Kigali.
Carnegie Mellon University Africa
Episode: Humanitarian AI podcast series | Localising AI solutions: practitioner experiences from Rwanda

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Ka Man Parkinson
Host of Fresh Humanitarian Perspectives; Communications and Marketing Lead at the Humanitarian Leadership Academy
Lucy Hall
Research evidence and mill lead at the HLA; focuses on AI in humanitarian work and community-led research
Mus'ab Al-Hadi
Host of Fresh Humanitarian Perspectives; participates in discussions on AI in humanitarian action

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Privacy as protection: Rethinking blockchain, cryptocurrency and humanitarian sector reform
Q: What is blockchain in simple terms and why does it matter for humanitarian work?
Blockchain is a distributed digital ledger that records transactions across many computers, creating a shared source of truth and enabling trust without a single central authority. Its relevance to humanitarian work lies in transparency, tamper-resistance, and the possibility to move funds with privacy while maintaining some level of oversight.
Humanitarian AI podcast series | Developing AI literacy: a matter of trust, critical thinking and localisation
Q: What patterns have you observed in how humanitarian organizations are approaching AI capacity strengthening?
Meheret noted a gap between individual experimentation with AI tools and organizational readiness, with individuals eager to use AI but organizations lagging in governance and support systems.
Humanitarian AI podcast series | Developing AI literacy: a matter of trust, critical thinking and localisation
Q: Meheret, could you please introduce yourself and share your journey into the world of humanitarian AI?
Meheret Takele Mandefro shared how her journey began in Ethiopia, where she developed a digital library system to improve access to education and later studied conflict prediction using AI, leading to her role at NetHope.
Humanitarian AI podcast series | Addressing governance gaps: perspectives from Nigeria and beyond
Q: What safeguarding strategies can practitioners adopt in order to address data safety concerns?
Strategies include removing personally identifiable information before using AI, using encryption for sensitive data, and training personnel on AI literacy and data protection.
Humanitarian AI podcast series | Addressing governance gaps: perspectives from Nigeria and beyond
Q: What specific regulatory challenges do you see that are affecting equitable AI access in Africa?
Regulatory inconsistency across Africa creates barriers such as procurement paralysis and limits the ability to localize AI solutions.

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This show centers on humanitarian leadership, technology adoption, and locally led action, often framed through practical case studies and expert guidance. Episodes frequently explore how AI and data tools intersect with aid delivery, governance, and ethical storytelling, while highlighting the lived experiences of communities affected by crises. Guests tend to come from non-profit leadership, research institutes, and tech-enabled humanitarian networks, offering actionable insights on capacity building, policy, and responsible innovation. A notable strength is its emphasis on dignity, local voices, and inclusive approaches to complex humanitarian challenges, making it a strong fit for listeners who want frameworks, real-world examples, and ... more

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2. Natalie Eskinazi
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