In a wide-ranging media campaign, the spotlight was put on five Australia Assists technical specialists deployed across the globe: Suzanne Wargo (Cox’s Bazar), Camilla Bachet (Cox’s Bazar), Petra Letter (Fiji), Nim Khuman (Vanuatu), and Carly Learson (Cox’s Bazar and Middle East), who were each profiled in media outlets both nationally and abroad.
Below are links to some of the day’s media highlights:
- SBS Digital Radio and Online: Australian women staying behind in humanitarian crises across the world
- ABC Radio Mornings with Jon Faine: interview with Camilla about helping design reservoirs to provide water security for Rohingya refugees in Cox’s Bazar
- ABC Online & Central West: feature about Carly’s humanitarian journey
- 6PR Mornings Program with Gareth Parker: Petra about her protection work in the Pacific Islands
Media – Pacific region
- Vanuatu Daily Post: Vanuatu celebrate the contributions of women and girls on World Humanitarian Day
- VBTC Television: Launch of Vanuatu humanitarian award
- Radio NZ: Disaster responses need to factor in diverse needs
- Colombia News: Addressing gender protection issues during humanitarian emergencies
- ReliefWeb: Addressing gender protection issues during humanitarian emergencies
- UN Women global website: In Focus: World Humanitarian Day 2019
- Sista Online Magazine in Vanuatu: Take five addressing gender and protection issues