Christina Lamb has written nine books, many of them exploring the impacts of war and displacement on women and girls.
Conflict, climate-related disasters and COVID-19 have created unprecedented levels of food insecurity, leaving a staggering number of Afghan families one step away from famine.
Refugee women are often best placed to lead interventions on gender-based violence and other issues affecting their communities. All they need is support and resources.
When shooting broke out in Malakal, capital of South Sudan’s Upper Nile state, Dak’s immediate thoughts were of his younger brother Muon, stuck at home in a wheelchair.
As bombs fell around her home in Syria, Yemen ran to the kitchen in terror searching for her mother, Dayane.
Thirty-three-year-old Sarratou will never forget the day when dozens of heavily armed Boko Haram insurgents ambushed her village in Nigeria’s Borno State.
The first graduates from the VTC enter the workforce.
Announcing the Australia for UNHCR Beddie Scholarship winner
Almost 900,000 people flee conflict upsurge
The majority of funds raised by Australia for UNHCR are directed to UNHCR’s emergency operations, providing the ready funds and resources to respond quickly and effectively in situations of crisis and disaster.
