Humanitarian Videos

Sara Pantuliano introduces new book Unchartered Territory: land, conflict and humanitarian action. This event was held on the 26th November, from 13.00-14.30, at ODI's offices in London.

The panel discuss issues arising from new book Unchartered Territory: land, conflict and humanitarian action. This event was held on the 26th November, from 13.00-14.30, at ODI's offices in London.

Los Angeles Resident, Bessie Mae Berger, is 97 years old, and lives in her 1973 Suburban with her two sons. Comedian, Kevin Nealon, met them at a gas station, heard their story, gave them some money for gas, and to show their appreciation, they went to The Laugh Factory, where they spoke to its owner, Jaime Masada, telling him how grateful they were for Kevin Nealon. Every Thanksgiving, The Laugh Factory invites in the area's homeless, needy, and lonely, to feed and cloth them, as well as hold special fund raisers to help get people like Bessie Mae Berger and her two sons, back on their feet. MomTV was invited to cover the event hosted by KLOS 95.5's DJs Mark & Brian

What one 4th grader has done to help the homeless alongside the nationally recognized nonprofit, One Warm Coat.

The statistics are overwhelming: 1.1 billion people live in extreme poverty; 300,000,000 children go hungry every day; 1 out of every 6 people on the planet have no access to clean drinking water. New methods, new solutions, and new partners are needed in the fight against extreme poverty. Introducing Nuru International - a new humanitarian organization at the crossroads of innovation and extreme poverty. Discover our Big Idea. http://nuruinternational.org

Are you outraged by the reality of extreme poverty? Watch this video and then ask yourself "Do I have the hunger?" Courtesy of Willow Creek Community Church.

An update from the Nuru CED Program Program Manager, Vivian Lu.

The sixth and final episode in the series documenting Nuru International's first year. Get a recap of Nuru's first 12 months on the ground in Kuria, Kenya. Featuring music donated by Eric Hutchinson and Green River Ordinance.