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The Contemporary Role of Faith-based Aid
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Originally broadcast on 19 June, 2014, this webcast explores the role of faith-based humanitarian organizations and the operational challenges faced by both faith-based and secular humanitarian organizations in their work. Expert commentators: Alastair Ager, Director, Doctorate of Public Health in Leadership in Global Health and Humanitarian Systems, Columbia University; Atef Dalgamouni, Chief of Mission in Jordan, Qatar Red Crescent; Jason Knapp, Humanitarian and Protection Advisor, Church World Service. For more podcasts, as well as videos, resources, and e-learning activities, visit the atha.se
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