Publications

Re-visioning protection: Civilian-centred safety and security amidst escalating conflict and constrained resources

Prioritising the safety, security, needs, and perspectives of affected and vulnerable populations

Decolonisation deferred: How accountability regimes centralised power in INGOs

Examining the tension between accountability and power in the humanitarian sector

They came for the children first: Inside Nigeria’s kidnapping epidemic and the silent unravelling of a nation

Confronting the reality of the Nigerian kidnapping crisis

Centre for Humanitarian Leadership — Resources

Podcast: Living Decoloniality

Beyond subcontracting

Rethinking adaptive humanitarian leadership in Yemen

Rethinking local peace and humanitarian leadership in Hudaydah, Yemen

Moving beyond ceasefire-centred approaches toward inclusive leadership models

When the system cannot hold

Why humanitarian leadership needs system maturity

The invisible architecture of care

Feminist leadership and systems transformation in humanitarian response

Reports and Report Summaries

“Leave space for us to act”: What Syrian humanitarian leaders want us to know

Syrian humanitarian leaders call on the international humanitarian system to support local civil society at a distance, respect their capacities, and leave space for them to act. أمضى المجتمع المدني السوري خمسة عشر عاماً في بناء قدراته وترسيخ شرعيته وكسب ثقة المجتمعات المحلية بما يمكّنه من تولي زمام القيادة. واليوم، في لحظة مفصلية من مستقبل البلاد، يوضح عشرون قائداً إنسانياً سورياً ما الذي ينبغي على المنظومة الإنسانية الدولية أن تفعله بصورة مختلفة، وما الذي قد يكون على المحك إذا لم تفعل ذلك.