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A hurricane is approaching. Residents are ordered to evacuate. What if you just stayed at home? Follow what happened to one man who did.
It's based on humanity, and its principles include neutrality and impartiality. How do you find out more? Try the Red Cross quiz.
Who is trying to reduce illegal attacks on health workers in conflicts? Find out and add your voice.
What is the point of memorials to past suffering? Supplement other work on discrimination and genocide with a thought-provoking lesson plan.
Three interactive lessons specially designed to teach first aid and safety to children aged 5 – 11 years old.
Explore the rebuilding and reconstruction following the 2004 tsunami with this photo-based citizenship lesson plan.
During major emergencies the DEC gets active. Who forms this little-known group? What does it do, and why? This briefing explains.
This teacher briefing explains the international laws covering nuclear, chemical and biological weapons as well as conventional weapons.
Aid agencies want to show respect for those they work with. They also want to fundraise. Sometimes these wishes clash. What happens then?
An awkward confrontation is expected that could involve hurtful words or physical violence. If you can, you would like to cool the tension and reduce the aggression.
