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Analyzing disaster management and relief operations against climate disruption and rapid changes across multiple sectors. Humanitarianism, broadly defined. Blog and podcast series.Blogroll
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Tag Archives: archetype
Processing the Distress of the Present Moment
For many of us, if not the vast majority of us, experiencing exponential change with a mind wired for linear processing can be exceptionally disorienting. “Is this the ‘new normal’?” people often ask after yet another mass shooting, act of police … Continue reading
Humanitarians, transform the archetype of what we stand for
In a recent podcast episode, when I asked the deeply admirable activist Kevin Hester what is the one message to convey to the global humanitarian community, he responded, “First, I would ask them to tell the bloody truth.” Indeed. Far … Continue reading
