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TSF's response to humanitarian challenges and needs when it comes to information and communication.

Our main message is clear: more lasting and effective cooperation between the European Union (EU) and Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) States requires a comprehensive approach that protects the rights of the most vulnerable communities, especially refugees, migrants, displaced people, and those who are confined or whose mobility has been restricted.

Researcher Ximena Escalente shares her findings on digital safety for people on the move, and a workshop she's working on for TSF.

Meet Carlos Bello, Co-Head of the Telecom Media and Technology Practice at BGBG, a Mexican lawfirm doing pro bono work for TSF.

Meet Irinah, who has been working for TSF in Madagascar for almost 10 years. She explains why digital inclusion is important in the country, and how she works and advocates for it.

What does environmental transition mean for TSF and humanitarian NGOs?

We talked to Ros Irving, CEO, to discuss our partnership, the International Telecoms Week and more!

Meet Sebastien, a TSF ICT engineer, as he shares his experience, what his job entails, and his insights on tech in humanitarian action.

As a member of the IT team who finds technical solutions to meet humanitarian needs, and as head of the digital inclusion program, Marta has a specific perspective on issues such as women's access to technology.

Marta's combined focus on ICT and digital inclusion gives her an insightful perspective on how TSF aims to include girls and women in ICT during humanitarian crises.

TSF spoke to DigitalBridge's Jeff Ginsberg, Chief Administrative Officer as well as Chair of the ESG Committee, and Lee Coker, ESG Consultant.

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

Magda, a TSF employee in Poland, explains how reliable information is useful to Ukrainian refugees, and how she makes sure she selects relevant information for people.

Find out first-hand from TSF staff what is involved in carrying out a humanitarian project across several countries.

Meet Zacharie, educator at the IT Cup Center in Madagascar. Also this week: Updates on the humanitarian crises in Gaza and in Sudan.

From Haiti in 2010 to Ukraine in 2022, learn about the experiences of TSF's Regional Manager.

We spoke to Jennifer Enderlin, Director of CSR at AT&T, about our partnership and the role telecommunications can play in responding to humanitarian challenges.

Working on the Information Diffusion project in Latin America at TSF, Gabriela shares her insights and experience as a humanitarian worker - from how she got there to what keeps her going.

Abril ensures the Information Diffusion project in Latin America for asylum seekers meets its goals. She shares with us her background, her insights and the context of her mission.

Meet Emmanuel, TSF's communications manager. He has been working for TSF for 10 years, starting as a telecom engineer. He shares with us the role of the communication department in the NGO and reflects on the humanitarian sector, from the challenges he faces to what keeps him going.