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02 Sep 2026

World Humanitarian Day Webinar 2026: Strengthening Global solidarity and empowering local communities, Protection of Humanitarian Personnel

World Humanitarian Day Webinar 2026: Strengthening Global solidarity and empowering local communities, Protection of Humanitarian Personnel

On World Humanitarian Day, RedR Australia hosted a webinar reflecting on the 2026 Theme of "Strength…
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14 Apr 2026

Podcast Ep 16: How operational research makes for better humanitarian work

Podcast Ep 16: How operational research makes for better humanitarian work

What happens when humanitarians turn a critical eye to their own work? Not the work they do for comm…

19 Mar 2026

From the field to the fireground: Amanda and Nic bring humanitarian expertise home

Spread across multiple regions, a series of fast-moving fire fronts burned more…

03 Feb 2026

Podcast Ep 15: Why Josephine Hutton is still an optimist

After 30 years as a humanitarian, Josephine Hutton is an optimist. From her firs…

14 Jan 2026

Introducing three new Board members for RedR Australia

These appointments further strengthen RedR Australia’s leadership as it continue…

03 Dec 2025

2025 Annual General Meeting: a year into RedR Australia’s strategy 2024-27

At a time where there is escalating volatility with increasing crises and confli…

13 Nov 2025

RedR Australia’s EHP and HEAT courses: preparing people to be field-ready

Including our two recent Australian-based training courses in October – the Esse…

13 Oct 2025

Podcast Ep 14: Tai-Ring Teh on humanitarian engineering and the impact of mentoring

When the Indian Ocean tsunami hit in 2004, hundreds of thousands lost their live…

16 Sep 2025

RedR Australia’s Essential Frameworks: Protection course

Every humanitarian, development and emergency responder has a responsibility to…

17 Jul 2025

Podcast Ep 13: Ozlem and Greg share their experiences on World Refugee Day

If you’ve worked in the humanitarian sector, it’s likely you’ve supported refuge…