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C2C#047: An overview of TSF Missions in 2023
For this final issue of 2023, The Call to Comms retraces TSF's missions in 2023, from the earthquake in Turkey to the hurricane in Mexico.
C2C#046: What You Need to Know About the 2024 Global Humanitarian Overview
How will the humanitarian situation look in 2024? Also: an open position at TSF, and the latest news.
C2C#045: Meet Stefany, External Relations Officer in Latin America at TSF
Find out first-hand from TSF staff what is involved in carrying out a humanitarian project across several countries.
C2C#044: TSF Mission Updates - Information Diffusion in Poland
Learn more about the situation in Poland for refugees today, how relevant information supports them, and the project's latest advancements.
C2C#043: Meet Zacharie, Educator at TSF
Meet Zacharie, educator at the IT Cup Center in Madagascar. Also this week: Updates on the humanitarian crises in Gaza and in Sudan.
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.
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.
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