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In this Red R ‘taking point’ video Katy Barnett, former senior training officer for RedR, discusses staff vulnerability. Katy talks about the dual impacts of context and gender-based security risks. The vulnerability of female aid workers operating in society’s that…
In this Red R ‘taking point’ video Alex de Wall, from Africa justice, advocates for humanitarian organisations to use the international humanitarian principles as guidance towards personal security whilst recognising personal security is at the discretion of the organisation and…
In this Red R ‘taking point’ video John Ryle, from Rift Valley Institute, discusses the institutional barriers to knowledge. When operating in complex and unstable environments it is vital to have both local and political knowledge and be aware of…
This Red R context assessment documentary discusses the necessity for humanitarian organisations to understand the context in which they operate via context assessment and ongoing monitoring as an essential tool for SRM. Disclaimer – This video contains distressing images of…
In this Red R ‘taking point’ video Alex de Wall from Africa justice discusses the difficulty of humanitarian organisations to remain completely impartial and neutral in conflict areas because all humanitarian action has political outcomes.
This training resource is an analysis of a PIXAR clip which explains non-verbal communication.
This training video explores a scene from Disney’s frozen to explain the importance and impact of non-verbal communication.
A news report detailing an attack on a Nairobi shopping centre, Westgate, by Al-Shabab. 30 people were killed and a further 60 were injured.
This video shows an experiment which investigated the impact of shooting a car.
This video explains the bystander effect through a social experiment.