The EHTZ Newsletter 2023 is out! ☀️ Find our latest publications and outputs, activities and fieldwork updates #everydayhumanitarianism #ehtz everydayhumanitarianismintanzania.org/post/ehtz-news…

Sharing our findings from recent fieldwork in Kigoma, Tanzania as part of exciting collaboration with the University of Dar es Salaam on everyday humanitarianism in Tanzania @EveryHumanTZ

In their feature for MigrationPolicy Inst, Yvette Ruzibiza and Simon Turner shed light on the shift in Tanzania's refugee policy and their impacts on interactions on the ground between migrants and host communities #everydayhumanitarianism

We have new reading to do @EveryHumanTZ team! Remember our discussions around South-South helping and #Tanzania’s long history of #panAfricanism ? Peter Kragelund consolata Sulley Line Engbo Gissel Geography_UDSM

Look forward to reading this all! @EveryHumanTZ

We are so proud of our PhD researchers' work as #public #intellectuals in #Tanzania Here Esther Mlingwa writes The Citizen Tanzania about everyday humanitarianism in disaster management from her legal research with #communities preparing for #ClimateCrisis @DFC_Fellowship Geography_UDSM

There's still space for you to join the big debates on #humanitarianism in #crisis with PublicAnthropologist @pollypw.bsky.social DIIS Denmark next Thursday! Sofie Elbæk Henriksen @CBDScbs Nauja Kleist Ida Marie Vammen @EveryHumanTZ diis.dk/en/event/human…

Is #humanitarianism facing a crisis of #legitimacy? We discussed this at the DIIS Denmark x @CBDScbs seminar “Humanitarianism in crisis?” earlier this month. Find out more in our latest blog article: cbds.cbs.dk/rethinking-hum… Lisa Ann Richey Nauja Kleist Alex Maxelon

Yesterday, we had the privilege of hosting an enriching event in Moshi, where we presented our research findings on Everyday Humanitarianism in Tanzania. Thank you to everyone who participated in the lively discussions! #EHTZ #Humanitarianism #Tanzania Lisa Ann Richey @CBDScbs

Last week, our team gathered in #UsaRiver for our annual EHTZ workshop. Located in the beautiful Arusha region near Mount Kilimanjaro, we wrote on our papers, discussed drafts, and conducted fieldwork. We are already looking forward to next year's workshop! Lisa Ann Richey

Discover our latest read on Globalnyt! Nauja Kleist, Lisa Ann Richey, & Alex Maxelon discuss challenges in humanitarian efforts and propose reform ideas. Read more (in Danish): globalnyt.dk/det-humanitaer… Antonio De Lauri, @pollypw.bsky.social, @CBDScbs, DIIS Denmark

We are excited to share our newsletter, featuring research updates, insights from recent activities, and a sneak peek at upcoming events. Dive into the latest from #EHTZ and stay connected with our research work: everydayhumanitarianismintanzania.org/post/ehtz-news… #Humanitarianism #Tanzania Lisa Ann Richey

Congratulations to our #EHTZ team member, Rosemary Msoka, on earning her #PhD from the University of Dar es Salaam! Her research on refugee-host community interactions and their social and land use impacts is advancing academic discourse and shaping real-world policies. #HumanitarianResearch

We're proud to announce that #EveryHumanTZ was awarded Best Research Project Group with Multidisciplinary Impact at the University of Dar es Salaam Research and Innovation Week 🌟! Congratulations to the entire team for their outstanding work! #ResearchExcellence @CBDScbs Lisa Ann Richey

Great news! Esther Mlingwa & Lucas Kitula from #EHTZ have each published an article in the 31st volume of the Tanzania Journal of Population Studies and Development. Read them here: tjpsd.udsm.ac.tz/index.php/tjps… Geography_UDSM Lisa Ann Richey #Humanitarianism #Tanzania

Engaging seminar on Gendered Spaces at Copenhagen Business School! Florencia Enghel & Şeyda Bağdoğan Beckman explored how women in Argentina & Turkey navigate gender injustice via everyday communication. Read the full recap here: everydayhumanitarianismintanzania.org/activities#gen… #EHTZ @CBDScbs Lisa Ann Richey

At a recent DIIS Denmark event, Lisa Ann Richey explored how smartphones are transforming global aid through giving apps. While they enable real-time engagement, she raised key ethical concerns about oversimplifying complex crises for digital audiences. #EHTZ #DigitalHumanitarianism

Congratulations to Dr. Esther Charles Mlingwa 🎉 We’re happy to announce Dr. Mlingwa successfully defended her Ph.D. on Oct 4, 2024! Her research on “Legal and Institutional Challenges in Community-Based Disaster Management in Tanzania” brings timely insights to the field 👏🌍

We're excited to participate in the #VSS2024 conference in Dar es Salaam next month! Additionally, we will host a research dissemination event, sharing key findings from our 5-year research on Tanzanian crisis responses. See you in Dar! #EHTZ #Tanzania Lisa Ann Richey