Meet Yassira, Who Escaped Cyclone Chido in Mayotte: “The First Thing Was ‘Is Everyone Alive?’”
The story of Yassira from Mayotte and the importance of communications after cyclone Chido.
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TSF News: Foreseen humanitarian challenges in 2025, and response to cyclone Chido in Mayotte
In this first Call to Comms from 2025, we explore the Global Humanitarian Challenges and the response to cyclone Chido.
Cyclone Chido: TSF reconnects families in Mayotte
In the wake of Cyclone Chido's devastating impact on Mayotte, Télécoms Sans Frontières (TSF) mobilized to provide emergency communication services to the island's most affected communities. Cyclone Chido's Impact on Mayotte On December 14, 2024, Cyclone Chido struck Mayotte with unprecedented intensity, bringing hurricane-force...
TSF News: Does Social Media Help During Crises? & Migration in Latin America
Understanding the role of social media in emergencies, and what you need to know about migration in Latin America in 2024.
Does Social Media help or hinder emergency response?
The use of social media during emergency response can spark debate. We share some insights on how social media affect humanitarian response during crises.
Meet Lyubov, 72, Displaced Ukrainian: ‘The Internet Gives People Hope’
The story of a displaced, elderly woman in Ukraine, and how TSF connected an isolated shelter in the forest.
TSF News: TSF in Lebanon, & Education for Displaced Children
Learn more about TSF's exploratory mission in Lebanon. Also: education & technology for displaced children, and how a Mexican law firm helps TSF.
An Interview With BGBG
Meet Carlos Bello, Co-Head of the Telecom Media and Technology Practice at BGBG, a Mexican lawfirm doing pro bono work for TSF.
The Role of Technology in the Education of Displaced Young People
How do children and young people continue their education when they are forced to flee their home? From Ukraine to Latin America, we see how people affected by humanitarian crises use technology in different ways to keep learning.
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