Have you ever sat and wondered how disasters like floods and earthquakes intersect with conflicts, or how climate change will influence the disasters and responses of tomorrow? Humanitarianism is often thought to be about heroes and victims. But really, it's about people, just like you and I, living through and dealing with extreme situations in their own ways. The humanitarian system is itself a patchwork of people and organisations. And, like all systems, the people who work within it can make mistakes or bad decisions. Join us as we delve into all of this and more with experts from the HSC.
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Signup to Generate a PitchHave you ever sat and wondered how disasters like floods and earthquakes intersect with conflicts, or how climate change will influence the disasters and responses of tomorrow? Humanitarianism is often thought to be about heroes and victims. But really, it's about people, just like you and I, living through and dealing with extreme situations in their own ways.
Recent episodes include "The humanitarians that run a country" (23 September 2026, 38 minutes), "The International Criminal Court is waiting for you" (16 September 2026, 52 minutes), and "How and what do we rebuild after a disaster?" (9 September 2026, 50 minutes).
The Good Humanitarian publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 40 minutes across 6 episodes.
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The Good Humanitarian is a society podcast with 6 episodes published.
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Episode #6
What happens when a humanitarian organisation does not simply respond to a crisis, but becomes embedded in everyday life? And what does it mean when that organisation is politically targeted, defunded and presented as...
The Good Humanitarian
You’ve probably heard of the Geneva Conventions: laws meant to govern war, protect civilians and shield doctors, journalists and aid workers. These and other laws are also meant to make sure that when the worst crimes...
When a disaster hits, the priorities are immediate: save lives - deliver aid - respond as quickly as possible. But what happens after that first phase begins to fade? When the emergency response slows down and the much...
When disaster strikes, it can feel sudden - An earthquake. A flood. A toxic spill. A famine. But while hazards may arrive quickly, disasters are rarely as sudden as they seem. The scale and intensity of a disaster are...
Episode #2
When we talk about humanitarian work, we often focus on the outcomes, the aid delivered, the crises responded to, the lives saved or the targets reached. But much less attention is paid to the people doing that work and...
Episode #1
We’re starting with a big one: Money. Across the world, governments are cutting development and humanitarian budgets. At the same time, aid is increasingly criticised, politicised and in some places even criminalised...
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Join us for season 2 where we dive into 'The Cost of Doing Good'.
Episode #5
<p>Returning guests Professor Thea Hilhorst and Dr Rodrigo Mena join us for this fifth and final episode of this season where together we will look at everything from the meaning of neutrality, how it works in practice...
<p>Why is it that similar disasters affect some places in a much more severe way than others? And what happens when a country living through a conflict all of a sudden is faced with a disaster? We are joined by Dr...
<p>Dr Sonja Fransen, senior researcher at The Hague Humanitarian Studies Centre, joins us for this third episode of 'The Good Humanitarian' where we unravel the complexities of climate change and its affect on the...
Episode #2
<p>In this second episode of 'The Good Humanitarian', we are joined by Dr Kaira Zoe Cañete, senior researcher at The Hague Humanitarian Studies Centre with a focus on disaster recovery, humanitarian ethics and feminist...
<p>In this opening episode of 'The Good Humanitarian', presenters Sarah Njoroge and Tom Ansell are joined by Professor Dorothea Hilhorst, Director of The Hague Humanitarian Studies Centre. They'll discuss why each...
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United Nations Relief and Works Agency
University of the Witwatersrand
Asser Institute
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