Generations

Ethics

Culture is a lens that helps us understand not just how we act, but how we perceive one another

Published on 28 November 2025 This roundtable discussion, that was held on 24 October 2024, has been conducted as part of a research project looking into ethical dilemmas in humanitarian...

Ashley Jackson - Andrew Cunningham - Ayse Bala Akal - Kristina Roepstorff - Kristoffer Lidèn - Nigel Timmins - Paul Harvey - Sulagna Maitra

Editorial Focus

The impact of generational change on humanitarian aid

Sophie Zaccaria est copilote du Focus de ce numéro, avec la participation de Pierre Gallien, directeur Impact, Information et Innovation à Humanité & Inclusion

Sophie Zaccaria

Focus

Finding the proper balance between generations

It seemed fitting to us to give voice to a young employee of an NGO when we developed the theme of “generational changes”. It is an effective way to get...

Étienne Baudon

Focus

From enchantment to questioning: the changing face of humanitarian commitment

Founded in 2002 to assist former international aid workers with their social and professional reintegration, Résonances Humanitaires has become a valuable observatory over the years. In this article, its co-founder, Eric...

Éric Gazeau

Focus

Should the “new young humanitarians” hack the system?

Even though it does not have the weight of a full investigation, let alone a sociological study, the survey conducted by Amélia Houmaï-Romy and Vincent Taillandier nonetheless provides much food...

Amélia Houmaïri-Romy - Vincent Taillandier

Focus

Advancing the participatory rights of Haitian children and youth in the context of migration

Young Haitians who wish to leave their environment to go to Port-au-Prince or further afield should be supported in their endeavour and helped in their choice. Reversing the “protective” and...

Dustin Ciufo