Supporting humanitarians build a more inclusive, equitable and effective humanitarian learning landscape.
We want our "With learning comes change" initiative to be collective, collaborative and interactive. So we are encouraging our colleagues, members, other organisations and humanitarians wherever you are, to get innovative with your learning ideas, and actively celebrate the learning achievements of others.
What can you do?
This year, you can join in co-creating the New Learning Landscapes campaign to recommit and reconnect to learning in a way that works for you - whether you are humanitarian leader or working on the frontline of a crisis, part of the research community or about to embark on a career in the sector. You can find out more here and get involved in this initiative through ALNAP’s social media channels.
More on learning
Leaders & thinkers on advancing learning
At a gathering supporting the Pledge for Change (Pledge), eight humanitarian leaders and thinkers from international and national humanitarian, developmental and peacebuilding organisations share key insights on the challenges around learning, localisation, decolonisation and the future of the sector.
Suggested resources
Below are some suggestions from our own library of learning resources and links to insights from organisations and noted humanitarians on key aspects of learning. Or explore our HELP library.
