Venezuela earthquake crisis: One month later
Short | 1 months ago
One month after the earthquakes in Venezuela, nearly 18,000 people remain displaced across La Guaira and Caracas, many living in parks, schools, stadiums, and informal shelters. MSF teams are providing mobile medical care, mental health support, and clean w...
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A boat that departed from The Gambia drifted at sea for 25 days: Only 38 people survived
Short | 1 months ago
The boat reportedly departed from Gambia toward the Canary Islands. The survivors were first assisted by fishermen and the Mauritanian Coast Guard, then brought to the Mauritanian Red Crescent, which requested MSF’s support. In recent weeks, MSF teams in No...
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Growing up in a refugee camp
Short | 1 months ago
Kan was 7 years old when he fled South Sudan and arrived at Kule refugee camp in Ethiopia. That was 2014. Twelve years later, Kan is still there. He dreams of becoming a doctor, but drastic cuts in humanitarian funding have disrupted education in the camp. ...
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Aid worker's family caught in the violence in #Gaza
Short | 1 months ago
For two hours in June, Ahmed was trapped in a car along with his wife, their daughter, and others while the vehicle came under fire by Israeli forces. Ahmed and his family were on their way to his daughter’s brain surgery appointment. Our colleagues in Gaza...
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Why trust matters in an Ebola response
Short | 1 months ago
John Johnson, an MSF vaccination and epidemics response advisor, examines MSF’s response to the Ebola epidemic in DRC. He discusses an attack on a health facility by members of the community, which can happen during Ebola outbreaks due to mistrust and misun...
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A day in the life: Ebola contact tracing
Short | 1 months ago
Dang works as an epidemiologist with Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) responding to the Ebola outbreak in Democratic Republic of Congo. His job is conducting Ebola surveillance around Mongbwalu, Ituri province — an epicenter of the out...
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Ebola in DRC: “It’s important to remember that there are people that survive.”
Clip | 1 months ago
John Johnson, an MSF vaccination and epidemics response advisor, examines MSF’s response to the Ebola epidemic in DRC, and highlights a survivor from the last major outbreak in 2019. Survivors of Ebola often face stigma after leaving treatment, making conti...
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Haiti: Living and working amid armed conflict
Podcast | 1 months ago
Check out the podcast: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLa-oDa0bl_LNthAdA68r4zaCOHCUSY7Pb In Haiti, our colleagues don't just work in a humanitarian crisis. They live in one. Many of our Haitian staff have been displaced from their homes and face the ...
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Drone strikes worsen humanitarian crisis in Sudan
Short | 1 months ago
Liesbeth Aelbrecht, MSF emergency coordinator in Sudan, details the humanitarian needs our teams witnessed at a displacement camp in El Obeid amid increasing drone attacks on the city’s infrastructure. The camp has poor hygienic conditions, with very few re...
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Returning home to ruins in southern Lebanon
Short | 2 months ago
Widespread destruction of homes, health care facilities, roads, and essential infrastructure continues to limit people's ability to rebuild their lives. Like many civilian structures in Nabatiyeh, MSF's evacuated housing was completely destroyed, while the ...
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"A group of girls banded together": Care for survivors of sexual violence in Haiti
Podcast | 2 months ago
Podcast playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLa-oDa0bl_LNthAdA68r4zaCOHCUSY7Pb On this episode of The Humanitarian Lens, host Elias Primoff speaks with Tirana Hassan, CEO of Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) USA, about her e...
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The harsh reality of violence in South Sudan
Short | 2 months ago
Warring parties are attacking civilians and destroying medical facilities in South Sudan, leaving more than 700,000 people without access to medical care. Indiscriminate attacks on civilians and civilian structures — including bombing hospitals, forced recr...
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