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February 2026
Newsletter of the Foundation
N°13
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Special issue ‘Humanitarian research in the light of the crisis in the aid sector’
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What role should research play in the ongoing reconfiguration of humanitarian aid?
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3 February 2026
Within RC3, there is a shared conviction: research is not an abstract exercise, but the essential driving force behind clear-headed humanitarian action, capable of deciphering crises in order to respond to them more effectively.
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10 February 2026
Virginie Troit, Executive Director of the Foundation, shares her perspective on the crisis currently affecting the aid sector.
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11 December 2025
“Investigating in Sensitive Research Fields: Risks and Methodological Challenges in International Studies.” A look back at the presentation by political scientists Christelle Calmels and Aghiad Ghanem, guests of the Foundation.
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14 November 2025
The Foundation awarded its 2025 Research Prizes on November 5 during its Annual Meetings. Three exemplary laureates were honored in three categories
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14 November 2025
On 5 November, the French Red Cross Foundation organised the 5th edition of its Rencontre de la Fondation at Panthéon-Sorbonne University.
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15 September 2025
Virginie Troit, Executive Director of the French Red Cross Foundation and recipient of a NGO Leaders grant from the Franco-American Fulbright Commission, reflects on her stay at Columbia University in New York, where she worked on a project entitled “Transforming the relationship between research and civil society to reconfigure humanitarian systems.”
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17 September 2025
During RC3’s 2025 Long Night of Research, the Foundation hosted a roundtable discussion on the impacts of climate change on health and the role that research can play in mitigating them.
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AL MAJALI Solenn
This research, conducted by Anthropologist Solenn Al Majali, aims to understand how refugees subvert the categories of ‘recipient’ and ‘donor’. The aim is to explore the multiple possibilities for autonomy in the constrained context of forced migration.
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NGUEUTA NOUFFEUSSIE Léopold
This research project, conducted by Cameroonian Political Scientist Leopold Ngueuta Nouffeussie, aims to understand how local humanitarian networks in Cameroon and the Lake Chad Basin construct relationships in response to the inertia of the Grand-Bargain resolutions, as well as the power dynamics and obstructions they face.
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