Global media team leader, Int'l Committee of the Red Cross @icrc. Former AP bureau chief Afghanistan/East Africa. Ohio State football fan. [email protected]
After 8 years working at the International Committee of the Red Cross, one thing I'm certain of is that the world is a better place with the @ICRC in it. A @nytimes op-ed that I drafted along with @ICRCPresident:
The @ICRC's neutrality allows us to help people suffering in conflict.
Not everyone needs to be neutral, but nations need to support the space for humanitarian neutrality.
Because when the world takes sides, we side with humanity.
My essay in @nytimes:
https://t.co/yv1oPI9KCP
This is an outstanding, chilling version of one of U2’s best songs. A global choir infused with emotion. Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking for captures the desperation of families searching for a missing family member. #DayOfTheDisappeared https://t.co/3jTj0ema04
@ron_fournier Editors congratulate reporters for 60 second “beats” over the competition, promoting a rushed process that risks bad info, weak writing. READERS DONT CARE WHO IS FIRST.
This is beautiful to watch.
Morehouse college glee club in Atlanta,Georgia USA Performs IGBO song in its local rythme.
The perfect pronunciation of Igbo words gives joy to listen to. #Igboamaka
@AlexThomp As the replies to this tweet show, readers don't care which journalist had the story first. A 10-minute scoop is meaningless in the real world.
Attn all photojournalists: Apply to the @ICRC Humanitarian Visa d’Or Award before June 14. The theme for this edition: 'displaced populations, refugees or exiles in connection w an armed conflict, disaster (climate change) or migration.' More info below.
https://t.co/r77g3ATRB9