Posts with tag "Aid workers"

Gordon Peake (far left) and Angel Pesevski (bottom right) with colleagues in Bougainville in 2016

24 February 2023

Vale Angel Pesevski

by Gordon Peake

Photograph of Shaheed Minar monument that commemorates those killed during the Bengali Language Movement demonstrations of 1952 in Dhaka

9 March 2022

Accent and language diversity within international aid workplaces

by Atiq Rahman

11 February 2022

The power of good satire

by Gordon Peake

Melbourne Airport in January 2022 (Atiq Rahman)

10 February 2022

Life of an international aid worker in a COVID-19 world

by Atiq Rahman

The courage to write

18 February 2021

The courage to write

by Gordon Peake and Julia Bergin

Memorandum of Understanding recording

2 February 2021

Leftovers from our first Memorandum of Understanding

by Gordon Peake

Fred Fisk on Pacific reports and consulting in the 1980s: has anything changed?

7 December 2020

Fred Fisk on Pacific reports and consulting in the 1980s. Has anything changed?

by Stephen Howes

(Credit Flickr EpicTop10.com CC by 2.0)

11 May 2020

Time to end the hustle culture in international development

by Kate Wilson

Traffic in Dhaka (jjimm2010/Flickr/CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

11 May 2018

Development workers behaving badly

by Kuntala Lahiri-Dutt

Oxfam staff withdrawn from Malakal violence, South Sudan, 2014 (Grace Cahill/Oxfam/Flickr CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

25 August 2017

Fortnightly links: evidence-based policy, cholera, aid worker security, and more

by Camilla Burkot and Terence Wood

Apupupu (aid bunnies) (image: Ravelry)

15 July 2016

Aid workers, aid bunnies, and the need to help

by Camilla Burkot

2 June 2015

Professional development?

by Jo Spratt