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January 2021
Newsletter of the Foundation
N°6
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Special Issue ‘Covid-19 Research’
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First scientific insights
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11 January 2021
Exceptional mobilisation for an exceptional situation. Last spring, the Foundation mobilised research in just a few weeks, as a matter of urgency in the face of the Covid-19 crisis. A look back at all the projects carried out.
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15 January 2021
An interview of Jean-Pierre Turchini, vice-president of the French Red Cross’s Délégation territoriale Métropolitaine Aix Marseille Provence, on the research project carried out on the impact of the Covid crisis on volunteers.
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24 November 2020
A look back at the first edition of l’Instant recherche, a new scientific debate, which brought together four researchers by videoconference to discuss the social science perspective on epidemics in Africa.
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15 November 2020
This 4th volume of the Foundation”s Devenir Humanitaire collection is dedicated to the analysis of the Humanitarian Transition in Lebanon
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30 October 2020
Three laureates with an exemplary track record were rewarded in 2020 with a research prize from the Foundation.
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MOSNIER Emilie
This research entitled “Volunteers in an epidemic context: psychological impact, protection and innovations in practices” is taking place in Marseille and French Guyana, and has 3 objectives: to describe the psychological and social consequences of involving CRf volunteers in the response to the epidemic in the medium term; to identify the individual and collective adaptation…
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MAZABRAUD Yves
This study provides elements of response regarding the level of knowledge and preparedness for risks of the Guadeloupean population, but will also identify ad-hoc action levers for defining targeted prevention actions. In addition, FaMaCoR provides an innovative dataset to extend the results over time, with an impact on strategies related to resilience, and other fields…
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