Why inclusion in crisis response can’t wait
Armand, a project officer with Plan International Romania, reflects on what inclusive humanitarian response truly means, and why care must be the cornerstone of justice.
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For Brazilians, the barriers to COP30 participation are overwhelming…
We are witnessing a hosting vs. participating disconnect, as young Brazilians are being priced out of COP30. By Júlia Gouveia, Climate Change and Emergencies Specialist, Plan International…
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Disasters don’t wait – and neither should education
In Indonesia, girls face unique risks when emergencies hit. Humanitarian expert Maulinna shares how an inclusive, ethical response can change lives.
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In flood-stricken regions long-term solutions matter
Health project coordinator Claudia explains what it takes to keep children healthy and safe in Peru's flood-stricken Loreto region.
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Our future won’t be half-financed
Young people can lead transformation and a better future – but this work needs to be financed, writes young Bolivian activist Walberto, 23.
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Hope alone is not enough
We must work to change the systems that hold young refugees back and amplify their voices until policymakers have no choice but to listen.
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Why inclusion in crisis response can’t wait
Humanitarian work must be about justice, care, dignity and lasting solidarity, writes Armand Volentiru from Plan International Romania.
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Language as a tool for change
Inclusive writing isn’t just about confronting and fighting stereotypes — it’s about building equality.
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All change in Sudan
How crisis and famine is developing in Sudan, and what Plan is doing to support girls, young women and families.
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Lessons from the rubble: Simple truths from monster earthquakes…
In the wake of Myanmar's 7.7 magnitude earthquake, 5 lessons in effective crisis response from Dr. Unni Krishnan.
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War in Gaza: tragic consequences when ceasefires fail
Humanitarian access, medical evacuations, and adherence to International Humanitarian Law could mean the difference between life and death in Gaza.
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Released but not reintegrated
It is essential that governments and all actors in conflict-affected regions condemn all grave violations against children in conflict, including recruitment and use by armed forces and armed…
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