Refugee Care: Emergency Phase
Despite skilled negotiation when conflict appears imminent, the pre-emergency phase, diplomatic forces often fail. Conflict irrupts. Civilians are threatened […]
Despite skilled negotiation when conflict appears imminent, the pre-emergency phase, diplomatic forces often fail. Conflict irrupts. Civilians are threatened […]
This winter I am teaching the INMED International Refugee Care Course. In January and February, we explored the notable crises
Amid the mushrooming violence throughout Ukraine, who of all is most likely to suffer? The soldiers? Indeed, some have
“Let us not lose heart in doing good!” This admonition from Paul of Tarsus, an early follower of Christ,
The INMED Master’s Degree in International Health (MIH) shares some broad elements in common with a Master’s Degree in Public Health
Why do we still have refugees? As critical as is this question, a thoughtful inquiry begins with still deeper questions:
One positive outcome of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has been enhanced capacity at INMED to develop new learning opportunities.
2 billion people in more than 160 countries over these next two days will celebrate Christmas. Most of these
Oh, the Places You’ll Go! Oh, the People You’ll Meet! Dr. Seuss’ beloved 1990 best seller also expresses the
The virtue of the Good Samaritan inspires humanitarian efforts throughout the world. Leaders in disaster response, healthcare, search-and-rescue, and