The EHTZ Podcast on Spotify From the very beginning of Everyday Humanitarianism in Tanzania (EHTZ) —a joint research project between Copenhagen Business School (CBS) and the University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM), led by Professor Lisa Ann Richey —we envisioned creating a podcast series as part of our broader dissemination strategy. Alongside academic publications, the idea was to share our findings in a format that could connect with new audiences and make research more accessib

We are excited to share that our four Everyday Humanitarianism in Tanzania policy engagement briefs are now available in Kiswahili! The...

We’re proud to celebrate our team member Dr. Lucas Kitula, who officially graduated on June 13, 2025, from the University of Dar es...

Find our EHTZ Newsletter for 2024–2025 here, featuring our latest publications, outputs, activities, and fieldwork updates.

We are excited to announce the launch of the Everyday Humanitarianism in Tanzania (EHTZ) podcast! How do ordinary people respond to...

Last week, our EHTZ team came together in beautiful Usa River, Tanzania, for our annual team workshop. This gathering marked a special...

The University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM) is in the final stages of reviewing a proposed Master’s in Emergency Response and Humanitarian...

Congratulations to our team member Dr. Lucas Kitula, who successfully defended his Ph.D. dissertation on February 5, 2025. His...

Screenshot of LSE Blog Post Our PI, Lisa Richey, has published a new article on the LSE Blog. She examines how decades of charity...

Screenshot of The Citizen Web Article The Citizen , one of Tanzania’s prominent newspapers, recently featured findings from our research...

We are excited to unveil our research dissemination booklet.

We made it to the Tanzanian national news! ITV, one of the country’s leading private broadcasters, covered our research dissemination...