Podcast: The Humanitarian Lens

Listen to MSF USA’s podcast, the Humanitarian Lens, for a deep dive into some of the biggest humanitarian crises in the world right now.

The Humanitarian Lens is a podcast by Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières in the United States (MSF USA). Each episode features one of our MSF staff members working in some of the most challenging contexts in the world, from war zones to natural disasters to waves of mass displacement. Get insight on pressing issues currently shaping the humanitarian landscape through their firsthand experiences providing care to vulnerable people around the world.

In the latest episode of the Humanitarian Lens, join us for a conversation with Dr. Javid Abdelmoneim, MSF's new International President.

Episodes

February 10 12:58 PM

Understanding the aid shift and its devastating impact on global health programs (podcast)

On episode 3 of the Humanitarian Lens podcast, MSF International President Dr. Javid Abdelmoneim describes the realities teams are seeing on the ground after international aid shifts.

Host Chigo Ahunanya speaks with MSF International President Javid Abdelmoneim in episode 3 of the Humanitarian Lens podcast.

July 10 08:23 AM

A doctor's account from Gaza (podcast)

Dr. Aqsa Durrani joins us on episode 2 of The Humanitarian Lens to share what she saw working at MSF’s field hospital in Gaza.

Dr. Aqsa Durrani on MSF's podcast, the Humanitarian Lens.

June 25 11:00 AM

Inside Sudan’s escalating humanitarian crisis: A frontline doctor’s view (podcast)

In the the first episode of our new podcast, The Humanitarian Lens, Dr. Mohammed Fadlalla shared what it’s like working in one of the world’s most challenging contexts: the ongoing humanitarian emergency in Sudan.

Dr. Mohammed Fadlalla, MSF physician speaks on MSF USA's podcast the Humanitarian Lens.

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