KUNO Winter Course
Medical care in a conflict in Chad
With humanitarian crises on the rise worldwide, the need for aid has never been greater. Join us for the Winter Course this February to learn more in-depth about the world of humanitarian assistance.
Whether you’re new to the field or an experienced professional seeking a comprehensive update and networking opportunities, the KUNO Winter Course is for you.
In this two-day course, humanitarian academics and experienced professionals will explore key aspects of humanitarian work. Hands-on sessions, debates, and workshops will enhance your skills, efficiency, and professional network.
- Thea Hilhorst, Professor of Humanitarian Studies from the International Institute of Social Studies (ISS) and president of the Humanitarian Studies Centre, Erasmus University Rotterdam
- Henrieke Hommes, Security Advisor, ZOA
- Rolf Wijnstra, Policy Advisor humanitarian action and diplomacy at the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Department of Stabilisation and Humanitarian Aid (DSH)
- Suzanne Tossings, Coordinator Crisis-cluster, at the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Department of Stabilisation and Humanitarian Aid (DSH)
- David Mooij, Policy Advisor IHL, at the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Department of Stabilisation and Humanitarian Aid (DSH)
- Pia Zeinoun, Research Lead Oxfam Novib Netherlands, Vice-President Embrace (Lebanon) and Former Director of the Embrace Mental Health Center (EMHC)
- Wouter Oomen, Lecturer at University of Utrecht, Founder of the Expertise Centre Humanitarian Communication
Please send an email to: kuno@kuno-platform.nl (please mention your name and organisation). Feel free to forward this invitation to colleagues who might be interested in joining! There are limited places available.
Participants from KUNO members pay a contribution of €300, and participants from non-KUNO members pay a contribution of €1,000 for the Winter Course. This contribution includes course materials, lunches, networking drinks & a certificate.
Please find the full programme here.
– Picture MSF, Ante Bussman –