Life as a humanitarian -

Inspired by “Life in a Day”, the Network on Humanitarian Action (NOHA) prepared a similar project showcasing the life and work of humanitarian workers and, more specifically, of NOHA students, graduates and faculty. Its primary objective is to present the variety of personal and professional experiences of humanitarian work both, in the field and headquarters. It shows the daily struggles, personal rewards, challenges, and achievements of humanitarian workers around the world.
Directed by: Antoine Frère, Pierre Maget
In collaboration with: Thierry Michel
Produced by: Network on Humanitarian Action
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[@CelineCatch]

Keep up the good work ❤

[@brandonschmidt8510]

I was in panama as a volunteer in an orphanage and since then I have wanted to be a humanitarian aid. I love culture and am preparing for a foreign exchange next year. My family keeps telling my that it’s not practical. How difficult is it to find a job as a humanitarian aid? Also what majors should I look into(international relations or humanitarianism) and what colleges provide good preparation for this type of work that one could get into with a 32 on the act? Every time I look this stuff up I don’t get what I’m looking for!

[@hermione292]

I totally understand your struggle

[@ianadipo]

Hey Brandon am like you too I wanna be a humanitarian so what is the name of your exchange program?

[@CelineCatch]

Pray on it.. truly I believe this a calling from the universe or god whoever you believe in!! If he puts it on your heart then it is your destiny

[@ireneabuhatab1781]

I will apply for next year again

[@rahmadhani6256]

You get it?

[@GroneyTosyses-lz3gh]

Never leave my community members are getting on critical situation

[@nerovergil7]

how to join

[@tessmike5072]

If you studied emergency and disaster could you be a humanitarian aid

[@fredericksaidi]

Yes!