Blogs & Interviews
Partners & Key Stakeholders
From conflict to connection: How the two governments and communities of Uganda and South Sudan are fostering...
Language translation and mental health services: implications for programming in humanitarian contexts...
Depression in the diaspora: insights in researching Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in a Ugandan...
Cross-border programming in the context of refugee yoyo movements: what works? By definition, a “refugee”...
The value of Interpersonal Group Therapy among displacement-affected populations in Palabek – Lamwo,...
The literal and metaphorical journey towards innovators, champions, and peace ambassadors in Lobone-Magwi,...
Too many cooks? The plethora of key urban youth actors in Uganda It is no question that Uganda has a...
5 priorities for the next decade of humanitarian research Clockwise from top left: Cordelia Lonsdale,...
5 Things we Learned from Evaluating the Impact of Research Guest post by Cordelia Lonsdale and Dr Gloria...
Shifting the power in humanitarian research (Part 1) Local actors are broadly invisible as funding recipients...
My experience as a doctor dealing with young people suffering from non-communicable diseases One of the...
Uganda’s military: What do we know about HIV programming? Growing up I was always fascinated by soldiers....
Associate Perspectives
Insight into overconsumption of sugar among children, its negative effects on their health
The COVID-19 pandemic has had an impact on people and communities all over the world, including Ugan...
While the humanitarian community in other parts of the world might have...
I have previously written about our experience and lessons learnt on...
The Ministry of Health is the probably the biggest beneficiary of this study
I want to say that as ACORD Uganda, it was a pleasure for us to be part of this study because it was...
What is in our children’s food environment? What are food environments? According to the Food Environment...
Food Choices Ever heard about the phrase” You are what you eat?”I mean, if it doesn’t taste good then...
Dealing with Children in the face of COVID A Parent’s Perspective. One afternoon I got a circular and...
COVID-19: How I experienced it. I wake up one day to a video of a colleague next to whom I had sat in...
Education experiences of slum communities in COVID-19. The continued spread of COVID-19 has virtually...
COVID-19: The myths, beliefs and falsehoods in Kampala slums. Given the infectious nature of COVID-19,...
Violence Against Men. “Turning the Tables” in COVID-19: Violence Against Men in Kampala Slums Conventionally,...
Food adverts targeting children and childhood obesity, is there a link? Food adverts targeting children...
Outside my bubble. REFLECT and ALERTS, these are acronyms of studies that literally changed my life....
Refugee Education Experiences in COVID-19. School & Community involvement: The master key to effective...
The separate worlds of adults and children in COVID-19. COVID-19 has flipped the world as we know it,...
Hunger in COVID-19: The silent war for refugees in Uganda and beyond. Uganda is home to about 1. 2M South...
Double Jeopardy: Child Protection Concerns amidst Displacement and COVID-19 Control. With over 1.4 million...
Hope after heartwrenching field experiences in refugee communities! At the start of this year, I heard...
The need to lead by example in fight against COVID-19! The need to lead by example in COVID-19 The Refugee...
Interviews
Quick Chat with Hon. Major Evarlyne Asiimwe, UPDF Director D/HIV. What are some of the success stories...
Quick Chat with Col. Cassette Wamundu, UPDF’s D/HIV. Q: How important is HIV to the military?Col. Cassette:...
Q&A with MoH Official. What do you know about Food Advertising to children and adolescents in Uganda?...
A policymaker’s perspective on the REFLECT Study. How important has the REFLECT study been to Ministry...
Quick Chat with JESSE KAMSTRA, Country Representative – LWF Uganda. In your opinion, how badly has COVID...
“Refugees” – rethinking the nomenclature that separates us. Mr. George Piwang -Jalobo
