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How to co-produce transdisciplinary and plural knowledge to solve complex humanitarian problems? An illustration in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

Delving deeper, Camille Maubert and Jeremy Allouche shine a light on what the tensions and dilemmas might be. In addition to those inherent to the conflict of cultures between aid actors and researchers, there are the unequal considerations and conditions that researchers from the Global South and North face. The complex crisis in the Democratic […]

Camille Maubert - Jeremy Allouche

Sexual abuse perpetrated by humanitarian workers: from moral relativism to competitive victimhood

Emmanuel Noyer - Françoise Duroch

Confronting sexual violence in Quebec’s international cooperation organisations

Isabelle Auclair - Anne Delorme - Jade St-Georges - Sophie Brière - Stéphanie Maltais

Sexual exploitation and abuse in humanitarian organisations in Cameroon: methods for identification and logics of obstruction

Jean Émile Mba

“Do no harm”: the challenge of transactional sex in humanitarian operations

Jasmine-Kim Westendorf

How to better understand the management of sexist and sexual violence committed by humanitarian aid workers

Jan Verlin

Reflections on patriarchy and the fight against gender-based and sexual violence in the humanitarian sector

Segolen Guillaumat

Humanitarian aid and the challenge of gender-based and sexual violence

Jan Verlin

Reinventing storytelling with the help of Covid-19?

Madhushala Senaratne

Between threats and opportunities: the Canadian response to Covid-19

David Grant-Poitras - Diane Alalouf-Hall - Jean-Marc Fontan - Stéphanie Maltais - Yvan Conoir

Data collection: lessons learned from the Covid-19 pandemic in Rohingya refugee camps, Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh

Candice Holt - Federica Mastroianni - Lamiya Mahpara Ahmed - Xiomara Hurni-Cranston

The impact of Covid-19 on African civil society organisations

Irène Sesmaisons