BECOME A HUMANITARIAN

The digital age has revolutionized the humanitarian landscape, opening new avenues for raising awareness, fundraising and coordinating assistance efforts. Social media, in particular, has become a powerful tool for humanitarian organizations, allowing them to connect with global audiences, share poignant stories and mobilize support for their causes. However, this new reality is not without its challenges. Effective use of social media in humanitarian work requires a thorough understanding of its implications and limitations. HUMANITARIAN PAGES explores different aspects of the complex relationship between humanitarianism and social media, examining how these online platforms shape humanitarian perception and work.

Working in the humanitarian field can be emotionally demanding, often confronting professionals with situations of crisis, suffering and trauma. In this context, emotional resilience becomes an essential skill for maintaining mental well-being and professional effectiveness. Humanitarian Pages shares this article which explores in depth the importance of emotional resilience in humanitarian missions, providing practical advice for developing this vital skill.

Humanitarian Pages offers you a detailed guide to the training and certifications essential to developing a successful career in the humanitarian field. It explores the identification of professional objectives, the exploration of specialized programs, the prioritization of technical and transversal skills, obtaining recognized certifications and maintaining a watch on new trends. This article offers practical advice for humanitarian professionals looking to improve their skills and employability in an ever-changing sector.

We are in the golden age of AI, a lot of AI is currently bursting onto the digital market. Humanitarian non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and the actors that compose them must certainly not miss this major shift in the digital age. This is why Humanitarian Pages has compiled a list of different types of artificial intelligence (AI) that NGOs can use to improve their work and help populations affected by natural disasters, conflicts or humanitarian crises.

A specialist in living together, this professional works with all types of vulnerable or isolated audiences. Its areas of intervention range from school support to the integration of isolated families, through the prevention of delinquency with the police services. Through this short guide, discover with us the essential points to become a project leader

Monitoring and evaluation in NGOs requires some details that can be enriched. HUMANITARIAN PAGES presents you in this article some tips that will facilitate your access to a post of Monitoring Evaluator in an NGO;

Most university students are used to finding research in their own university library, either online or physically looking for research articles. By expanding your research to other universities, you will be able to include a wider range of ideas in your own thesis. Also, the breadth of human rights as a field of study requires very in-depth research which can be enriched by studying dissertations from different universities. HUMANITARIAN PAGES presents in this article some universities that allow you to download entire theses for free.

Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) are present everywhere. Estimates suggest there are currently 10 million worldwide. These organizations deal with social justice issues such as the health of the vulnerable, care following a natural disaster, arts and education, etc. Because NGOs are so influential, they need managers who understand how to run projects, fundraise, and handle other management responsibilities in their sphere. HUMANITARIAN PAGES, in this article offers you ten new courses on the management of NGOs (crucial to have good notions in English).

Unlike a normal job in a company, NGO Development Coordinators must possess a wide range of professional and soft skills to be successful in the human rights sector. Here are 10 skills a development coordinator will need in their day-to-day work:

Many people choose to work for non-governmental organizations (NGOs) because they want to dedicate their careers to helping others. A career in the NGO sector can be very rewarding. Money is usually not the first thing people think about when they start working for an NGO. However, we all have bills to pay and earning a good salary is key to any career. That's why we've put together a list of some of the highest paying jobs in the NGO sector. We have also included a section for each job on what NGOs will be looking for when recruiting for these high paying positions.

Human rights can often seem abstract. The dry wording of conventions and court rulings can seem far removed from the reality experienced by people around the world. Photography is important because it brings these texts to life – it brings them off the page and into the reality of people like us. Turning images into powerful human rights stories isn't always easy. In this article, we give you eight tips that we have found useful, when taking photos for human rights and humanitarian organizations around the world.