A thick layer of ash covering entire island communities can be seen in the first images of disaster-hit Tonga to emerge following what experts believe to be the world’s biggest volcanic eruption in more than 30 years.
https://cnn.it/3rrCajC

Through this challenging year, we are inspired by the resilience of Jewish communities.

Across the globe, from Australia to Russia and South Africa, Jewish communities are engaged, and giving back.

Learn about some of their recent initiatives:

How do you consider religious diversity in humanitarian contexts? Our researchers @OliviaWilk & @j_p_eggert discuss existing evidence & share practical tips for humanitarians. Read the paper (jointly published with @CREID_Dev) here: https://jliflc.com/resources/understanding-inclusivity-of-religious-diversity-in-humanitarian-response/

As a part of the #JLIFairEquitable, KAICIID and @JLIFLC will host a #webinar on the role of local #faith actors in the humanitarian and development sector.

Join and help shape a discussion with researchers and faith actors from across the 🌍

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In the “Review of Faith & International Affairs,” Senior Fellow @patlakath addresses the challenges of gathering, presenting & using evidence that shapes deliberate & systematic religious engagement linked to international development & humanitarian work.
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/15570274.2021.1983358