Doctors Without Borders USA welcomes new CEO Tirana Hassan

, Jan. 5 -- Today, Tirana Hassan - a social worker, lawyer, and nonprofit executive with over 20 years of experience - steps into the role of Chief Executive Officer with Doctors Without Borders/Medec... Read More

Anticipate to Prevent Malnutrition : a Pilot Project in Mali and Madagascar

New York, Jan. 2 -- When a crisis strikes, it is often already too late to avoid its most devastating consequences. Floods, droughts, cyclones, epidemics, and conflicts are becoming more frequent and ... Read More

Israel's grave threat to withhold NGO registration

Palestine, Jan. 2 -- Israel's threat to withhold registration from Doctors Without Borders/Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) and other international non-governmental organizations (INGOs) is a cynical an... Read More

From emergency response to long-term care: 10 years in Nduta camp

Burundi, Dec. 30 -- When Hatungimana Soline speaks, her voice carries the weight of a life shaped by conflict, displacement, motherhood, and resilience. She is a mother of 10, her youngest are 8-year-... Read More

Chad's silent malnutrition crisis

Chad, Dec. 29 -- The Saharan nation of Chad has long dealt with food insecurity, which has been exacerbated by displacement, climate shocks, and economic hardship. Recent cuts to humanitarian aid fun... Read More

Direct Relief and Watch Duty Partner on Expanding Access to Emergency Information

Santa Barbara, California, Dec. 23 -- Direct Relief today announced a new partnership with Watch Duty, a nonprofit emergency alerting platform delivering real-time, life-saving information during wild... Read More

Can a child with a crayon heal a community?

Lebanon, Dec. 23 -- The idea came about unexpectedly during a community discussion in Baalbek-Hermel. As MSF teams spoke with Lebanese and Syrian families about their health needs, a child timidly hov... Read More

MSF's vital humanitarian assistance at risk amid Israel's new INGO registration rules for Gaza

Palestine, Dec. 22 -- Israel's new registration rules for international non-governmental organizations (INGOs) risk leaving hundreds of thousands of people in Gaza without lifesaving health care in 20... Read More

In Gaza, 77% Face Acute Hunger Despite Ceasefire as Winter Floods Worsen Crisis

New York, Dec. 19 -- Hunger continues to threaten the entire population of Gaza. Despite the ceasefire, food insecurity remains alarmingly high: an estimated 77 percent of people are acutely hungry, w... Read More

Resurgent violence displaces more than 100,000 people in northern Mozambique

Mozambique, Dec. 19 -- In November, a non-state armed group carried out multiple attacks in Nampula province, Mozambique, triggering the third and largest wave of displacement in the north of the coun... Read More

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