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Anirban Dasgupta presents his paper on the critical role of agriculture in supplying cheap food, supporting livelihoods and regaining ecological balance

Celebrating the conclusion of the ListenH project on Understanding transactional sex in situations of humanitarian crises and reforming institutional responses

The podcast's second season looks beyond the headlines to examine the financial, personal, political and human costs of humanitarian action

On 7 and 8 July 2026, the Netherlands will welcome Prof. Dr. Maria Leptin, President of the European Research Council (ERC), for a two-day working visit.

Marije Balt will defend her PhD thesis examining how European diplomats navigated EU–Türkiye migration cooperation

The International Institute of Social Studies is hosting a conference dedicated to rethinking and connecting ethnographic approaches to migration and diversity

How can academic conferences be reimagined from rituals with rules and formats into communities of practice and care? Two PhD researchers suggest ways.

Gabriela Villacis Izquierdo will defend her thesis examining feminist approaches contribute to shaping alternative forms of humanitarian action in Colombia

1st Climate Resilience in Diverse African Contexts: Co-Creating Knowledge∞Action Networks webinar looking at methodologies in climate resilience research

Join us for this book presentation and discussion exploring how a new economy that is good for people, nature and climate is possible