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In a recent feature, Tufts Now spotlights pastoralism as a dynamic, knowledge-rich system that holds valuable lessons about resilience and sustainability. Drawing on insights from Feinstein Research Director Elizabeth Stites…
In an essay for the World Peace Foundation, Feinstein Research Assistant Professor Merry Fitzpatrick shares insights on how men and women experience starvation differently and how gender roles shape their…
In the past few decades, disagreements over whether and when famines have occurred have delayed responses to hunger crises. A new World Development Perspectives paper published by Feinstein Director Paul…
Recurrent droughts, conflict, and changing land-use have challenged pastoral populations in dryland regions of Africa, resulting in numerous crises that require humanitarian intervention. Humanitarian stakeholders use vulnerability assessments to identify…
Ahmad Shakeb spent nearly a decade working with major humanitarian organizations in Afghanistan, including the World Food Programme, USAID, and international NGOs. Despite this strong practical background, he sought deeper…
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