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Interviews

Afghanistan’s killing fields

Decades of conflict have left Afghanistan littered with landmines. Dr Farid Homayoun has been a frontline witness to this destructive legacy.

Spotlight

Boarding school

Inside the nonprofit using skateboarding to get Afghan children off the streets and into education.

Updates

Funding pressures mount amid Afghanistan crisis

Humanitarian agencies warn perfect storm of factors has left 18 million Afghans in desperate need of aid.

Insights

Making space for Afghan women

UN Women’s Alison Davidian reflects on three years of Taliban rule in Afghanistan and ways for funders to support women.

Spotlight

Afghanistan's suffering deepens

Two years on from the Taliban takeover, humanitarian needs have reached an “all-time high”.

Podcasts

Will we ever achieve gender equality?

Elizabeth Tanya Masiyiwa and Neera Nundy discuss global progress towards gender goals and outline how so-called gender lens philanthropy is looking to accelerate equality efforts amid growing headwinds.

Podcasts

The superyacht millionaires who launched a migrant rescue mission

Malta-based Christopher and Regina Catrambrone were so moved by the plight of migrants crossing the Mediterranean, they set up their own aid organisation.

Podcasts

Unpacking the myth of the ‘good refugee’

In the politics of migration, refugees are either demonised as intruders or celebrated for their success. But how does this distinction of ‘good’ and ‘bad’ refugees shape policies and perceptions? And what is the effect on those who are defined by it?

Afghanistan

Afghanistan’s killing fields

Boarding school

Funding pressures mount amid Afghanistan crisis

Making space for Afghan women

Afghanistan's suffering deepens

Will we ever achieve gender equality?

The superyacht millionaires who launched a migrant rescue mission

Unpacking the myth of the ‘good refugee’

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