C2C#042: Why Do Cyclones Have Names?
Have you ever wondered why extreme weather events are named? Here's a quick explanation. Also this week: Education During War, Online Disinformation, Climate Action and some recent news from our work in Ukraine.
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C2C#041: TSF Regional Manager Reflects on 15 Years of Missions
From Haiti in 2010 to Ukraine in 2022, learn about the experiences of TSF's Regional Manager.
C2C#040: TSF’s Response to Hurricane Otis
Learn more about TSF emergency response to Hurricane Otis in Acapulco, Mexico. Also this week: updates on Armenia and Gaza.
C2C#039: How To Know What You Read Online Is Trustworthy
The situation in Gaza is everywhere on the Internet. Here's a simple way to ensure that what you read is trustworthy. Also this week: a special focus on Gaza, 6 months of war in Sudan, and Capacity Europe.
C2C#037: Meet CartONG, the humanitarian mapping NGO
Meet CartONG, an NGO specialized in digital mapping and data management in the humanitarian sector.
Maps in Missions: An Interview with CartONG
How do humanitarian organizations know where to go when a humanitarian emergency occurs? Learn more about CartONG's work in this article.
C2C#035: Meet Alma Angelica, shelter manager in Mexico
Discover the insights of a shelter manager on the Information Diffusion Project in Latin America.
C2C#034: How do NGOs respond to natural disasters?
3 steps that NGOs take into account when responding to natural disasters, from the early days to the long term. Also: an interview with AT&T.
Interview with AT&T
We spoke to Jennifer Enderlin, Director of CSR at AT&T, about our partnership and the role telecommunications can play in responding to humanitarian challenges.