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From Policy to Practice: How Localisation Really Works in Sudan
Jun 22, 2026
42m 39s
Attention, algorithms and AI: How humanitarian organisations are rethinking communications in 2026
Apr 28, 2026
46m 05s
[AR] The road is not easy… but it is possible | ليس الطريق سهلاً… لكنه ممكن
Apr 20, 2026
56m 18s
Privacy as protection: Rethinking blockchain, cryptocurrency and humanitarian sector reform
Mar 31, 2026
59m 22s
True Youth Involvement and the Humanitarian Reset
Mar 24, 2026
13m 50s
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| 6/22/26 |  From Policy to Practice: How Localisation Really Works in Sudan | Send us Fan Mail "The real question is whether the humanitarian system is willing to distribute power fast enough to match that reality. Because ultimately, localisation is not about politics. It's about trust, decision making, resources, recognition, and whether the people closest to the crisis are also closest to the decision shaping of the response." - Julio Simancas, Head of Partnerships and Localisation, Save the Children, Sudan In this episode of Fresh Humanitarian Perspectives, h... | 42m 39s | ||||||
| 4/28/26 |  Attention, algorithms and AI: How humanitarian organisations are rethinking communications in 2026 | Send us Fan Mail In the face of profound and rapid change, how are humanitarian organisations rethinking communications in 2026? The humanitarian landscape is changing quickly - shaped by AI, funding pressures, and shifting audience expectations, raising critical questions about how organisations communicate, connect, and build trust. In this episode, Amanda Hinkel-Mauceri, Director of Marketing and Communications at Humentum, and Gülsüm Özkaya, International Humanitarian Af... | 46m 05s | ||||||
| 4/20/26 | ![[AR] The road is not easy… but it is possible | ليس الطريق سهلاً… لكنه ممكن episode artwork](https://storage.buzzsprout.com/36bg9wrs3bxoe4g5b5yr8xpfcoa0?.jpg) [AR] The road is not easy… but it is possible | ليس الطريق سهلاً… لكنه ممكن | Send us Fan Mail كيف يمكن للقادة المحليين تجاوز الحواجز المنظومية لإحداث تغيير إنساني حقيقي؟ "نحن ليس لدينا مشكلة طموح... المشكلة هي بالفرص." – علي المقداد في هذه الحلقة باللغة العربية من بودكاست آفاق إنسانية جديدة، يستضيف فيصل مسلط، مدير مشروع الاستجابة للأزمات في الأكاديمية الإنسانية للقيادة (HLA)، علي المقداد، القائد الاستراتيجي الأول، في حوار صريح حول معنى القيادة في السياقات الإنسانية المعقدة. كلاهما اخترق الحواجز التي كثيراً ما تحول دون تقدم المواهب المحلية — من الافتراضات التقييدية حو... | 56m 18s | ||||||
| 3/31/26 |  Privacy as protection: Rethinking blockchain, cryptocurrency and humanitarian sector reform | Send us Fan Mail How does blockchain and cryptocurrency fit into broader conversations on humanitarian sector reform? Are they a temporary 'fad' - or are there deeper applications and implications worth exploring meaningfully today? When we hear the terms cryptocurrency and blockchain in the humanitarian context, we may consider these as deeply technical and financial domains that may not be relevant to those beyond the field of cash and voucher assistance (CVA). Today's podcast g... | 59m 22s | ||||||
| 3/24/26 |  True Youth Involvement and the Humanitarian Reset | Send us Fan Mail "This humanitarian reset will fail if young people are not involved in the conversations" - Abdulrazak Abubakar, Co-Founder of Kaleri Youth Group Nigeria In this special segment of the podcast, Amouki Kaayou, Jocelyn Keller, Judy Mwangoma and Pure Esumei - young professionals attending and volunteering with the UNOCHA HNPW Secretariat for this year's Humanitarian Networks and Partnerships Weeks HNPW shared their perspectives on the humanitarian reset with Nwabundo Okoh, HLA C... | 13m 50s | ||||||
| 1/9/26 |  How are humanitarians using AI in 2026? Launching the next phase of our research | Send us Fan Mail Tracking trends in artificial intelligence adoption across the humanitarian sector through a new pulse survey To mark the launch of the January 2026 pulse survey, Ka Man Parkinson and Lucy Hall from the Humanitarian Leadership Academy, and Madigan Johnson from Data Friendly Space discuss this next phase of their groundbreaking humanitarian AI research. Building on insights from their foundational 2025 study with responses from over 2,500 humanitarians across 144 countries a... | 26m 46s | ||||||
| 12/15/25 |  Humanity, dignity, agency: a call for shifts in humanitarian leadership - In conversation with Marina Kobzeva | Send us Fan Mail How can solidarity transform humanitarian leadership to truly centre communities? In this candid leadership-focused conversation, Marina Kobzeva speaks with Ka Man Parkinson about the humanitarian sector at a critical juncture - and the unlearning, reflection and change required of all of us. Drawing on her lived experience and two decades as a humanitarian leader, Marina explores how the system "projectises" crisis, and why the most effective response is often led by... | 1h 13m 44s | ||||||
| 11/26/25 |  Humanitarian AI podcast series | Developing AI literacy: a matter of trust, critical thinking and localisation | Send us Fan Mail How can humanitarian organisations bridge the AI readiness gap through critical thinking and localised approaches? Humanitarian organisations face a critical challenge: while individual staff members are racing ahead with AI experimentation in their daily work. According to new research from NetHope, only around 9% of nonprofit organisations report being fully ready for systematic AI adoption. This gap between individual curiosity and institutional preparedness isn't... | 1h 12m 11s | ||||||
| 11/10/25 |  To AI or not to AI: a humanitarian comms conversation | Send us Fan Mail Questioning visuals in humanitarian communications and fundraising in light of localisation and AI. The use of images is crucial in the way we communicate especially in the humanitarian sector where an image is truly "worth a thousand words", many emotions, conversations and storage for historic information. In this episode Deborah Adesina (Debby), Doctoral Scholar at the University of Liverpool and David Girling, Associate Professor at the University of East Anglia, UK both ... | 59m 08s | ||||||
| 10/15/25 |  Humanitarian AI podcast series | Localising AI solutions: practitioner experiences from Rwanda | Send us Fan Mail How can experimentation and collaboration bridge the gap between humanitarian AI aspirations and reality? Our recent AI research conducted in partnership with Data Friendly Space highlighted infrastructural constraints and risk tolerance as major barriers to AI adoption. In this fifth instalment of our six-part Humanitarian AI podcast series, we explore how Rwanda's innovation ecosystem offers practical lessons for the humanitarian sector. We're delighted to welcome Deo... | 1h 14m 53s | ||||||
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| 10/8/25 |  Humanitarian AI podcast series | Building inclusive AI: indigenous knowledge frameworks from Kenya and beyond | Send us Fan Mail How can indigenous knowledge systems and African philosophy reshape how we build and deploy AI for humanitarian work? Our research surfaced ethical and cultural concerns from humanitarians worldwide, particularly around the ownership and suitability of AI systems developed elsewhere for localised humanitarian action. How can communities shape AI rather than simply receive it? In the fourth instalment of our six-part Humanitarian AI podcast series, Wakanyi Hoffman, Head of Res... | 1h 11m 43s | ||||||
| 10/2/25 |  Humanitarian AI podcast series | Addressing governance gaps: perspectives from Nigeria and beyond | Send us Fan Mail How can humanitarians engage responsibly with AI tools without clear governance frameworks? Only one in five humanitarian organisations have formal AI policies despite widespread usage - creating a "governance vacuum." How can organisations develop robust AI governance when operating across diverse regulatory environments whilst AI regulation is still emerging? In the third instalment of our six-part Humanitarian AI podcast series, Timi Olagunju speaks to Ka Man Parkinson to ... | 1h 16m 43s | ||||||
| 9/24/25 |  Humanitarian AI podcast series | Bridging implementation gaps: from AI literacy to localisation | Send us Fan Mail How can humanitarian organisations bridge the gap between individual AI experimentation and organisational adoption? In this second instalment of our six-part humanitarian AI podcast series, Ka Man Parkinson sits down with Michael Tjalve to explore how organisations can move from experimentation to the deployment of ethical, fit-for-purpose AI solutions - if an organisation decides that this is the right pathway for them. Michael brings over two decades of expertise working a... | 1h 05m 43s | ||||||
| 9/17/25 |  Humanitarian AI podcast series | Reflecting on our community-centred humanitarian AI research: your questions answered | Send us Fan Mail The humanitarian community conversation on AI continues. Tune into a companion episode where the team respond to community questions raised at the August 2025 online launch event of the report 'How are humanitarians using AI in 2025? Mapping current practice and future potential' from the Humanitarian Leadership Academy and Data Friendly Space. The research team Lucy Hall and Ka Man Parkinson from the HLA and Madigan Johnson from DFS answer audience questions covering s... | 35m 50s | ||||||
| 9/16/25 |  Humanitarian AI podcast series | How are humanitarians using AI: reflections on our community-centred research approach | Send us Fan Mail How can artificial intelligence research be designed with community engagement at heart? When a simple LinkedIn poll asking humanitarians how often they use AI was scaled into a global survey attracting 2,500+ responses, it revealed something unexpected: practitioners are hungry to discuss AI adoption but lack the community space to air views and experiences. The team behind the first systematic study of AI use in humanitarian work reveal how they turned organic communi... | 56m 25s | ||||||
| 9/10/25 |  Protecting dignity - spotlight on Women Refugees for Peace and Development Organisation | Send us Fan Mail “Do not look at refugees solely as vulnerable people in need of aid. Recognise them as skilled capable and resilient individuals who have been displaced by the conflict. We believe that refugees should be seen as partners not just as beneficiaries and that’s what Women Refugees for Peace and Development are currently doing.” – Amira Some call it the 'forgotten crisis' but since April 2023, conflict in Sudan has led to a severe humanitarian disaster, with many fatalities and m... | 46m 22s | ||||||
| 8/12/25 |  Inviting in the chaos: strategic insights for humanitarian leaders from Ali Al Mokdad | Send us Fan Mail What happens when someone who anticipated the sector's funding freezes looks ahead to what's coming next? 💭 "Chaos is part of this ecosystem we are operating, and we've been operating on the edge of that chaos... So it's very important when you are rethinking your models right now you have an opportunity. Please don't waste a serious crisis." - Ali Al Mokdad In this second instalment of a wide-ranging conversation with the HLA's Ka Man Parkinson, Ali Al Mokdad shifts from per... | 1h 11m 37s | ||||||
| 7/28/25 |  Leading with vision and heart: reflections on humanitarian leadership with Ali Al Mokdad | Send us Fan Mail “Being a leader, especially in this sector right now - it's not clear. We are all struggling and trying to find answers to big questions…I think the main important part is to try to sit and think and reflect…it's important to keep your eyes on the North Star, on the long-term goal, but also look at the present - how to deal with what's happening now while remembering the big picture." – Ali Al Mokdad What happens when traditional leadership models meet the complex real... | 1h 07m 33s | ||||||
| 7/22/25 |  At the Table or on the Menu? Local Responders on the Frontlines of Humanitarianism | Send us Fan Mail على المائدة ام على القائمة؟ المستجيبون الاوائل في طليعة العمل الانساني البراء البشير و نهال الزاكي في محادثة مع مصعب الهادي و مقدمة قصيرة من نانسي تُسلّط هذه الحلقة، "على المائدة ام على القائمة؟" ، الضوء على العاملين في المجال الإنساني الذين كانوا في الخطوط الأمامية للاستجابة في السودان. "لا تأتي إليّ بنهجك الفوقي. بصفتي مُستجيبًا أوليًا أو متطوعًا ميدانيًا، وبصفتي فردًا بحاجة إلى هذه الخدمة، دعني أُريك ما أريده بالضبط." - نهال الزاكي، منظمة ريما - دنقلا، الولاية الشمالية ... | 34m 59s | ||||||
| 7/10/25 |  Women’s leadership in turbulent times: celebrating solidarity, purpose and ikigai | Send us Fan Mail How can you stay connected to your 'why' as a humanitarian leader during these challenging times? 💬 "Whatever it is that you do, if you're not doing it with a full heart... something needs to change." - Foutoun Khalil Tune in to an inspiring conversation with two remarkable women navigating leadership in today's challenging humanitarian landscape. Ka Man Parkinson speaks to Foutoun Khalil, Head of Awards at Save the Children Lebanon, as she shares her bold career transition f... | 53m 35s | ||||||
| 6/30/25 |  Highlights from Humanitarian Xchange Kampala | Send us Fan Mail A mini episode of Fresh Humanitarian Perspectives from Humanitarian Xchange Kampala. Communications and Marketing Specialist Nwabundo Okoh speaks with Joyce Nyaboga, Senior Network Development Advisor - Start Network; Dr. Atif Shdad, Emergency Response Rooms - Sudan; Huseyin Arslan, Consultant - Save the Children International and Nancy Mureti, Head of Regional Centers - Humanitarian Leadership Academy. In this episode, hear reflections on some topics shared at the ener... | 8m 25s | ||||||
| 6/26/25 |  Coalition building for impact: people, tech & humanitarian futures in Afghanistan and beyond | Send us Fan Mail How can technology support dignified, community-led humanitarian action? Continuing a thematic exploration of humanitarian tech, Ka Man Parkinson speaks with Layma Murtaza and Safi Noorzai from Aseel – a social enterprise reimagining how aid can work through digital innovation, local leadership and global connection. This is a conversation about systems change from the ground up: the power of coalitions, the urgency of new funding models, and why centring people – not just pr... | 52m 59s | ||||||
| 5/28/25 |  Shaping humanitarian AI: why every voice counts | Send us Fan Mail Ka Man Parkinson is joined by Lucy Hall from the Humanitarian Leadership Academy and Madigan Johnson from Data Friendly Space to discuss a landmark joint survey on AI adoption in the humanitarian sector. Together, they explore how artificial intelligence is currently being used, what future potential it holds, and why this research is so vital. No matter where you are in the humanitarian eco-system - whether you're an early adopter or new to AI - your voice is essential in sh... | 46m 01s | ||||||
| 5/15/25 |  From academia to action: how research can shape humanitarian education | Send us Fan Mail How can academic research shape humanitarian action? This is the question at the heart of today's insightful discussion between two Education in Emergencies (EiE) colleagues from Save the Children International. Casey Pearson (EiE Technical Learning Specialist) sits down with Rafka Daoud (EiE Professional Development Programme Manager) to explore the critical connections between education, training and research, drawing on insights from Rafka’s recent doctoral research ... | 28m 09s | ||||||
| 4/23/25 |  ‘Double literacy’: harnessing AI for humanitarians and social change | Send us Fan Mail In this thought-provoking episode, Ka Man Parkinson speaks to Dr Cornelia C. Walther to hear her expert take on the implications of AI for humanitarians - and the actions we can take today to keep abreast of developments. Cornelia's experience positions her as an insightful and authoritative thought leader in this space: a former humanitarian leader with over 20 years of experience at UNICEF, she is now a Wharton/University of Pennsylvania fellow pioneering research on hybrid... | 38m 11s | ||||||
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