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May 2020MAHA alumnus Paul George ponders “who is local” in CDA blog
Paul George, MAHA alumnus (2018) recently published a story, “Who is local?” on CDA Collaborative’s blog. Paul reflects on his early career experiences in India and discusses how he sees…
Read MoreMay 2020UNHCR Western Sahara Operation Project Update
Introduction The Western Sahara refugee situation is the oldest unresolved, protracted humanitarian crisis in United Nation High Commissioner for Refugees’ (UNHCR) history. For over 44 years, families living in the…
Read MoreMay 2020Feinstein researchers extrapolate lessons about truth in the Covid-19 crises from famine analysis
Famine, COVID-19, and the Politics of Information and Analysis by: Anne Radday, Peter Hailey, and Daniel Maxwell “In war, truth is the first casualty.” Aeschylus Greek tragic dramatist (525 BC…
Read MoreMay 2020Greg Gottlieb and Racey Henderson discuss COVID-19 and the need for agricultural standards
New Effort to Support Agriculture Response in Emergencies by Gregory Gottlieb and Racey Henderson The implications of COVID-19 and the public health response to the pandemic on food systems and…
Read MoreMay 2020Feinstein researchers publish a study on the impact of multi-sectoral intervention in the IJERPH
Anastasia Marshak, Helen Young, Anne Radday, and Elena Naumova published a study in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (IJERPH) as part of the special issue, “Early…
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09JunWebinar: The Politics of Information and Analysis in Famine and Extreme Emergencies
2020The ability to predict and analyze famine has improved sharply in the past 15 years. However, the political influences on data collection and analysis in famine and extreme emergencies continue…
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