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InterAction is excited to announce the launch of its new publication, MindShift: A Collection of Examples that Promote Protection Outcomes. This publication comes at…

The lack of systematic research and peer-reviewed publications in the humanitarian sector—particularly in shelter and settlements assistance—sheds light on the need for stronger relationships between…

The COVID-19 pandemic has not diminished the need to provide safety for millions of people around the world who have fled war, persecution, and violence.

The world witnessed historically high levels of forced displacement in the last decade, resulting in human suffering and heightened stress on host communities, and decreased…

In 2019, with the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA) support, InterAction launched a two-year project to develop a results-based Gender-Based Violence Prevention Evaluation…

Localization is a fashionable topic in the humanitarian community. The COVID-19 pandemic—where containment measures continue to disrupt humanitarian access—has ignited a new urgency to address…

When U.S. military actions abroad harm civilian populations, making amends should focus primarily on fulfilling the needs and wants of affected civilians via ex gratia…

In an era of rising populism and rejection of multilateralism across the globe, the adoption of the Global Compact on Refugees (GCR) marked a…

It has been one year since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, and its impact on women and girls has been especially harmful. The pandemic…

In the aftermath of 9/11, efforts to combat and counter-terrorist activities (C.T.) have been a foreign policy priority for governments, the United Nations, and regional…

Humanitarian assistance has slowly become more data-focused. This is a positive move for the humanitarian community, as high-quality data can help illustrate to humanitarian workers,…

As the U.S. hits a death toll of 500,000, the urgency of vaccine rollout in this country cannot be overstated. But the U.S. is finally…