Ten years ago, the inaugural issue of Humanitarian Alternatives was published! The review was created in 2016 out of a collective desire among French-speaking NGOs and foundations to create a forum for discussion between humanitarian practitioners and the academic world. To mark this milestone, we asked two photographers who have been involved with the magazine to look back on the story behind one of their photos and to choose their favourite photo from among those taken by their colleagues.
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Ten years ago, the inaugural issue of Humanitarian Alternatives was published! The review was created in 2016 out of a collective desire among French-speaking NGOs and foundations to create a forum for discussion between humanitarian practitioners and the academic world. To mark this milestone, we asked some members of our team to share their personal favourites: […]
Ten years ago, the inaugural issue of Humanitarian Alternatives was published! The review was created in 2016 out of a collective desire among French-speaking NGOs and foundations to create a forum for discussion between humanitarian practitioners and the academic world. It wasn’t a foregone conclusion. Far from it. Setting up a periodical is, in fact, a […]
Ten years ago, the inaugural issue of Humanitarian Alternatives was published! The review was created in 2016 out of a collective desire among French-speaking NGOs and foundations to create a forum for discussion between humanitarian practitioners and the academic world. To mark this milestone, we invite you to (re)discover articles that you have enjoyed or that have made […]
Published on February 13, 2023 It wasn’t written in the stars. Far from it. Launching a review is very much a bold gamble. In 2016, when four organisations (Action Against Hunger, the French Red Cross Foundation, the Handicap International Foundation, and the Mérieux Foundation) completed a process of reflection that had begun three years before, […]
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