Meet Emmanuel, TSF's communications manager. He has been working for TSF for 10 years, starting as a telecom engineer. He shares with us the role of the communication department in the NGO and reflects on the humanitarian sector, from the challenges he faces to what keeps him going.
The ITW Charity Run raised funds for TSF! Also this week: how can tech solutions support the mental health of displaced people?
This week: why World Telecommunications Day matters, and a digital platform for people affected by humanitarian crises.
Learn about World Telecommunication Day, which aims to increase awareness about the significance of information and communication technologies, develop telecommunications infrastructure in developing countries, and this year's focus on empowering the least developed countries through ICTs.
We put the spotlight on local initiatives TSF supports in Poland and the stories of humanitarian workers who work there. Also this week: the ITW Charity Run.
TSF supports local initiatives to help Ukrainian refugees. Two humanitarian workers shared their experience.
This week we look at how technology can be used to prevent humanitarian crisis and the role of satellite technology in bridging the digital divide.
A third of the world's population still lacks internet access, with low-to-middle-income countries in the Global South facing the greatest barriers. Fortunately, advances in satellite technology are helping solve the problem.
We honor the International Girls in ICT Day coming up, and introduce you to Hanna, TSF staff, a Ukrainian national providing information for refugees in Poland.
