Podcasts about refugee aid

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Anniversary of the Sacramento Police shooting death of Stephon Clark. How Ukrainian churches in Sacramento are assisting Ukrainians under siege. Former Sacramento Kings head coach Jerry Reynolds and fans remember ARCO Arena ahead of its demolition. Today's Guests CapRadio Race and Equity Reporter Sarah Mizes-Tan discusses the anniversary of the 2018 police shooting death of Stephon Clark, who was unarmed in his grandmother's backyard when shot and killed by Sacramento Police.  CapRadio Editor Pauline Batolone shares her reporting on how Ukrainian churches in Sacramento are on the forefront of the war effort to assist Ukrainians under siege.   Former Sacramento Kings head coach and broadcaster, Jerry Reynolds and longtime Kings fans share their memories of ARCO Arena ahead of its upcoming demolition to make way for a new medical university in Sacramento's Natomas area.  

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John Nagle of Queens University Belfast and Tamirace Fakhoury of Aalborg University join Marc Lynch on this week's podcast to discuss their new book, "Resisting Sectarianism: Queer Activism in Postwar Lebanon." In the book, Nagle and Fakhoury examine feminist and LGBTQ social movements in the context of Lebanon's postwar sectarian system. Reva Dhingra of Harvard University discusses her latest article, "Coordination in practice or performance? The political economy of refugee aid coordination in Jordan," published in the Journal of Refugee Studies. Dana el-Kurd of the University of Richmond about recent Palestinian mobilization in East Jerusalem. Music for this season's podcast was created by Bashir Saade (playing Ney) and Farah Kaddour (on Buzuq). You can find more of Bashir's work on his YouTube Channel.

Corona snapshots from a continent in denial, a tragedy foretold in the English channel, aid workers accused of people smuggling in Greece and a German artist takes on a notorious death in custody. Also: Slovakian filmakers force a historical reckoning, the Mediterranean celebrates itself, the Georgian wine industry's on a high and there's a new sport in town.

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Today, most of the world's refugees — and most internally displaced people — are uprooted from their homes for protracted periods, with the length of displacement sometimes averaging more than two decades. In this episode, I sit down with Muzabel Welongo, Founder and Executive Director of Resilience Action International and a recent graduate of Georgetown University's Walsh School of Foreign Service. A former refugee himself, Muzabel describes some of the systemic issues surrounding refugee aid, the negative consequences of well-intended aid efforts and the need to shift the paradigm from aid dependence to self-reliance. FHI 360's Chief Executive Officer, Patrick Fine, hosts conversations with creative thinkers, respected leaders and local actors who are at the forefront of human development and who bring diverse perspectives to timely, high-stakes and sometimes controversial issues affecting people around the world.

Mindleap's founder Rebecca Davis talks about the global education sector and in particular Africa's potential within it. She shares her insights on how education can become a powerful path to change.

Nathalie Niyonzima from the African Entrepreneurs Collective talks about entrepreneurship in Africa, how local business owners can transform the continent, and discusses her success case of supporting refugee entrepreneurs who have gone on to create a wealth of new jobs for locals.

A new study on the effects of humanitarian assistance in response to the Syria crisis finds significant positive impacts for regional economic growth and job creation.

Former President Halsey addresses the galaxy in a plea for help to aid war refugees in the Yum Kamcabi system. Halsey has made headlines for more controversial reasons in the past, but her recent humanitarian efforts have overshadowed that rocky past. Read more about Halsey here: goo.gl/MSQmey RP off: Frontier Developments has strict rules regarding their key NPCs. We have made sure that our voice actor does not read any words that Halsey has not been quoted as saying through official FDev channels. We are not allowed to elaborate any lines with these characters.

Milana Vayntrub and Erin Gerber aren't just talking about how to make the world a better place. They're doing it by supporting refugees and migrants. Milana's is a face you may recognize from tv, film, and commercials. She happens to be a refugee herself and the co-founder of CantDoNothing.org, a nonprofit organization and awareness campaign that supports Syrian refugees. Erin is a friend of mine since childhood. She was the inspiration for this episode since she's been working all around the world with refugees and displaced people for 7+ years. Erin shared with me the particular struggles faced by women and girls in these communities. I learned so much from her, and I know you will too.

Zafer Ertem wants to help Syrian refugees in Turkey – despite resistance from the authorities. Zafer Ertem is hugely disappointed with the international community’s response to the Syrian refugee crisis. The German with Turkish roots therefore decided to take direct action himself. He went to western Turkey, where hundreds of refugees are still arriving daily – with growing doubts over whether the perilous and illegal sea crossing to Greece is worth it considering the likelihood of being sent back to Turkey. Zafer Ertem and a group of fellow-volunteers have been building a camp in the town of Torbali, where refugees have access to water, food and even health care. Most importantly of all: they are also provided with jobs – which helps to persuade the refugees to stay put, says Ertem. The Turkish authorities are threatening to close the camp, however, eager to relocate as many refugees as possible back to the region near the border to Syria. Will Zafer Ertem manage to give the refugees the prospect of a new life – and save his village?

Thousands of refugees are still trying to get from Turkey to Greece by boat. It's a dangerous journey, and many of the refugees drown. The rescue team from Sea-Watch patrols the Aegean coast, looking for refugee boats in trouble.

A case-study from Ghana assesses the importance of a faith-based response to displacement in West Africa, while an example from Kenya highlights problems that can arise in collaborations between secular and faith-based organisations.