Humanitarian Affairs Major Helps Refugees Find a Secure Life
Fordham senior Kaitlyn Lyngaas recalls a curious comment Joseph M. McShane, SJ, made during her…
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Fordham in Formal Partnership with Red Cross
After decades of working together informally, Fordham’s International Institute for Humanitarian Affairs (IIHA) and the…
New Course to Tackle Challenges of Urban Refugees
The world is awash in more refugees than at any other time since the end…
IDHA Class of 2015 Graduates Share Personal Stories
Kabba Williams, former child soldier in Sierra Leone Back in Kabba Williams’ home of Sierra…
IDHA Graduation Ceremony Honors Relief Workers
At a time when there has never been a greater need for humanitarian aid workers,…
Assessment Shares Best Practices for Teaching Humanitarian Studies
As the field of humanitarian studies grows, a team of researchers from Fordham and two…
Lessons and Impacts of Ebola Outbreak Examined
Last year’s Ebola outbreak may have faded from the headlines, but its economic impacts in…
In New Year, Immigration-Related Efforts Expand at Fordham
As a volunteer helping anxious parents understand the immigration system and fight to keep their…
Fordham Infectious Disease Specialist Talks to Media about Ebola
As two Ebola-infected humanitarian healthcare workers are transported to Emory University in Atlanta for treatment,…
IIHA Fellow Takes Home British TV Award
To the Fordham community, Alexander van Tulleken, M.D., is the Helen Hamlyn Senior Fellow at…