In March, our team gathered in Usa River for our annual EveryHumanTZ workshop, a much-anticipated event on our calendar. Located in the...

In November, we hosted a successful EHTZ workshop, bringing together a diverse group of scholars. Topics ranged from localized...

Esther Mlingwa, a PhD researcher for the EHTZ research project, recently published an article titled “Harnessing Humanitarianism for...

In their recent feature for the Migration Information Source, EHTZ Postdoc Yvette Ruzibiza and Senior Researcher Simon Turner share...

Find our EHTZ Newsletter for 2022-2023 here for our latest publications and outputs, activities and fieldwork updates.

Published as part of a Forum for the Review of International Studies titled Decolonizing to Reimagine International Relations The article...

Everyday Humanitarianism in Tanzania has been chosen as one of 20 Nordic cases to be included in the case report on AU-EU Cooperation!...

The EHTZ Disaster Management Cluster has explored Tanzania’s Disaster Management Policy & Legislative Framework and its implications on...

Everyday Humanitarianism in Tanzania is excited to welcome Dr. Yvette Ruzibiza as part of our team. Yvette is a Postdoctoral researcher...

In Tanzania, the legal categorization of refugees has resulted in the requirement that they maintain residence in camps, leading to the...

What do we really mean with Everyday Humanitarianism? On the 28th of September our 4 PhD students got together at Copenhagen Business...

In March Lisa Ann Richey conducted some exploratory research on the corona crisis and tourism in Northern Tanzania, as part of our wider...