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What are the everyday actions needed to provide connectivity to displaced people in Ukraine? ICT specialist Ihor tells us.

Télécoms Sans Frontières break down the main points in OCHA's Global Humanitarian Trends report for 2023 and our insights into what's in store.

In our second newsletter, we talk about deploying to Turkey following the earthquake, how to build community resilience and how humanitarian issues affect women.

A quick update on TSF’s response to the earthquake, how technology can help find earthquake survivors, and humanitarian collaboration in the field.

This week, we explore what it means to live in the digital age of war, why Internet access is essential to refugees and we interview Dr. Maitland on how refugees use technology.

How can we provide essential information and connectivity to Ukrainians fleeing the war? Meet the TSF staff who makes it possible.

An event to introduce women to digital mapping, what can be done to bridge digital divide, and an interview of Inmarsat, our partner of 23 years.

Are women taken into account in humanitarian decision-making? What do they bring to humanitarian action? Also: co-founding an NGO as a woman.

3 ways women are impacted by climate change, and what they can bring to climate change action. Also: how can countries at risk for natural disasters prepare for them?

What dangers do refugee women face? How can we help reduce them? Also: what you need to know about the latest IPCC report.

How do humanitarians know where to go when they're on the field? We explain how GIS works, and how it helps us. Also: 7,000 new islands discovered in Japan's archipelago thanks to technology!

This week we delve into the world of data protection and the impact of Artificial Intelligence in humanitarian organizations.

New report on the project in Latin America to provide essential information to people in mobility, and a discussion with Eutelsat's CSR director.

We honor the International Girls in ICT Day coming up, and introduce you to Hanna, TSF staff, a Ukrainian national providing information for refugees in Poland.

This week we look at how technology can be used to prevent humanitarian crisis and the role of satellite technology in bridging the digital divide.

We put the spotlight on local initiatives TSF supports in Poland and the stories of humanitarian workers who work there. Also this week: the ITW Charity Run.

This week: why World Telecommunications Day matters, and a digital platform for people affected by humanitarian crises.

The ITW Charity Run raised funds for TSF! Also this week: how can tech solutions support the mental health of displaced people?

Witness to crisis after crisis, NGO workers are particularly vulnerable to mental health issues. What can be done to help them? Also this week: meet Emmanuel, head of communications at TSF. How do you get into the humanitarian sector?

How does climate change affect humanitarian situations, and how technology can support resilience to climate-related events?