Accessing Health Care in Haiti November 16, 2023, Dominique Maria Bonessi The level of armed violence in Haiti—akin to what we see in areas of conflict around the world—has had a direct and devastating ...
Identifying Argentina’s Unknown Soldiers September 27, 2022, Dominique Maria Bonessi It’s been almost forty years since the conflict in the south Atlantic between Argentina and the United Kingdom was fought over the sovereignty ...
Episode #118 Reaching America’s Incarcerated Veterans December 2, 2021, Red Cross Movement Long after returning home to the US, a staggering number of veterans suffer from untreated depression, PTSD, trauma and other mental health conditions, ...
Episode #114 Contemporary Armed Conflict: A Discussion with Two ICRC Directors February 17, 2021, Humanitarian Law & Policy / ICRC Operations / IHL & Rules of War In this special edition of the podcast, two ICRC Directors – Helen Durham, Director of ...
Episode #43 From Marine to Humanitarian: A Conversation with ICRC Legal Advisor Ian Brasure January 30, 2018, The People Behind ICRC After thirty years in the US Marine Corps, including serving as Deputy Legal Advisor at the White House within the National Security Council, ...
Episode #39 Two Decades Working in Conflict with Mali Head of Delegation Jean-Nicolas Marti December 12, 2017, ICRC Operations / The People Behind ICRC In this episode of Intercross the Podcast, we sit down with the ICRC head of delegation in Mali Jean Nicolas Marti. Marti has ...
Episode #30 Diversity in Delegates: Recruiting within the ICRC with Markus Dolder September 5, 2017, The People Behind ICRC In this episode of Intercross the Podcast, we are joined by ICRC’s Head of Human Resources Marketing Markus Dolder. In the 1990s, the ...
