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The mental health of humanitarian aid workers and gender dynamics: between “the risks of the job”, toxic masculinity and the burden of care

How does gendered socialisation affect women more than men in the humanitarian sector? This is the question that the three authors attempt to answer here. The past few years have seen a proliferation of studies on the importance of mental health among humanitarian field workers and on the practices that help reduce the psychological effects […]

Janyck Beaulieu - Laurie Druelle - Rosalie Laganière-Bolduc

The wage and non-wage practices of NGOs: innovating to remain competitive

Alexia Tafanelli - Camille Rouxel

What can be done to implement a stronger, locally led humanitarian workforce?

Lucy Hall

What type of aid localisation is needed for tomorrow’s humanitarian work?

Lila Ricart

Work, occupation and humanitarian skills: professional development ambiguities and perspectives

Dorothée Lintner

Philanthropists, humanitarians, colonial officers, missionaries, foreign aid workers and their “professionality”: looking at the past to look forward

Natalie Klein-Kelly

Humanitarian work: obvious progress and persistent challenges

Pascal Dauvin - Boris Martin

How can access to sufficient, healthy and sustainable food be secured?

Thomas Toulas

Bridging public health and food systems: a strategic approach to reexamine food crises

Olivia Falkowitz

Agroecology and the challenges of food production

Caroline Broudic

“Unsustainable extensification”: donors deepen hunger with the Green Revolution in Africa

Timothy A. Wise

The global food crisis that wasn’t

Frédéric Mousseau