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“A humanitarian pause only delays more civilian deaths...Only a ceasefire can stop the bloodshed.” We explore #humanitarian hypocrisy, double standards & the law in #Gaza ⤵️ buff.ly/3QPAcWV

BREAKING: Professor Sufian Tayeh, who headed the largest university in #Gaza, killed in an Israeli airstrike on the Jabalia refugee camp. He was ranked among the top 2% of researchers globally & was appointed UNESCO chair for Physical & Astrophysical sciences in Palestine.

This Thursday at 4pm AU School of International Service: "Development in Africa's Informal Settlements: Below the Proletariat" book launch with Professor Angela Pashayan! RSVP here: eventbrite.com/e/sis-book-lau… @AmericanU_CECE Research at American University

Tigray is trying to claw its way back from years of war, but the civilian population needs much more help. Without assistance, there is a risk that #Tigray will not recover. Tigray must not be forgotten. Read more from Sarah Miller in @newsweek buff.ly/3uQ7JJn

In honor of SIS professor emeritus Paul Wapner, up to $1,000 in gifts given to the Department of Environment, Development, and Health will be MATCHED for AU Giving Day! #AUChangeCantWait Give a gift at this link: bit.ly/3wyckAz

📣 NEW BRIEFING! What are the social and structural determinants and community dynamics of #cholera infection and mortality in #Ethiopia? Read our latest briefing paper by Lauren Carruth Lauren Carruth 👇socialscienceinaction.org/resources/key-… #Anthrologica Wellcome

SIS Office of Research is excited to release the fifth edition of our newsletter highlighting faculty peer-reviewed journal articles. This edition features Lauren Carruth, @KenConca, and Maria De Jesus from the AU School of International Service Environment, Development & Health Department!

All too often, humanitarian interventions overlook large parts of what displacement-affected people really want in order to live meaningful lives. Our latest policy brief on #wellbeing in displacement explores, take a look 👉 buff.ly/4aTNdHO

Hidden toll: "After over 6 months of relentless war, Gaza’s healthcare workers have had to face unprecedented challenges to provide medical assistance to thousands of people, while trying to survive & manage the toll the war has taken on them personally." msf.org/gazas-healthca…

“The U.S. has provided both the military and the diplomatic support that enabled famine to emerge in #Gaza.” Jeremy Konyndyk spoke with The Independent for their latest investigation on the Biden administration’s complicity in famine. independent.co.uk/news/world/ame…

Illustrating Israel's war-crime attacks on health care for Palestinians, "hundreds of Palestinian doctors [have] disappeared into Israeli detention." theintercept.com/2024/05/24/gaz…