After years of shaping crisis communication during emergencies at sea, the author has learned to separate her emotions from her professional responsibilities. But she never wants this conscious distancing to turn into indifference.
After more than a decade of training to operate, Dr. Poorna Gunasekera turned to a bigger problem: how to train the millions of health workers the world needs.
From sensationalized Indian TV broadcasts to casual scrolling past human grief, Kalpana Sharma examines how crisis journalism lost its soul in the Nepal floods.
A phrase learned decades ago in Rio's favelas — that those who have suffered the most, often have the most to give — is tested against the deepest wounds of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
