Filming ‘Ebola Choices’ – A blog by Lauren Anders Brown
Several personal stories inspired the script I wrote for Ebola Choices, although I wish I could include all of them especially the one where Louis Roberts’s daughter Peculiar stood with…
Making our network truly local
As part of our vision for the Academy, we are pleased to announce that we are accelerating our ambition to have truly localised learning. Our centres will be transitioning to…
Get future-ready with our new MOOC on Humanitarian Foresight
Take part in a dynamic learning experience to prepare for the future of the humanitarian sector How is the humanitarian sector changing? How can we prepare for the future, with…
New online course: Innovation Essentials
Innovation…what does it mean for the humanitarian sector? Learn more about this exciting topic with our new online course “Innovation Essentials”. Developed by the Humanitarian Leadership Academy, this one-hour course…
New online course: Volunteer Essentials
Volunteers are right on the frontline of delivery. They often find themselves providing first aid, getting people to hospitals, running food and cash distributions, helping with vaccination or hygiene campaigns,…
New online course: Wellness and Resilience for Frontline Workers and Managers
The impact of long hours, insecure environments, chronic stress, and traumatic incidents affect both the physical and emotional wellbeing of humanitarian professionals. They can experience anxiety, post-traumatic stress, depression and burnout.…
Psychological First Aid for Children: New Online Course
We are very pleased to announce the launch of a new online course, Psychological First Aid for Children, developed in collaboration with Save the Children. In crisis events, children react…
Child Protection in Conflict Settings: New Online Course
During an emergency, existing problems are often exacerbated and child protection mechanisms and systems can be undermined or damaged. As a humanitarian professional, how can you ensure children are safe and…
Learning with Kaya – Giulia’s story
Until last January, Giulia David worked with CBM as the coordinator of the revision of the Humanitarian Inclusion Standards for older people and people with disabilities. In June 2017 she…
Get your business ready for disasters – Business Continuity Planning resources
The Humanitarian Leadership Academy and Unilever have been working together to develop a pioneering programme to provide Business Continuity Planning (BCP) training to micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in…
