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Wings For Hope Grassroots Humanitarian Platform facilitating urgency relief for the victims of war. The Gaza project.

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It’s Tommorrow! Talks for Hope in its second edition: Rethinking Humanitarian Media Ethics- From Compassion to Consumpti...
26/06/2026

It’s Tommorrow!

Talks for Hope in its second edition: Rethinking Humanitarian Media Ethics- From Compassion to Consumption.

Register and join us ! Link in Bio.

25/06/2026

At a time when digital users are mass photographing, recording, posting and bringing awareness to the injustices of our world with the mass propagation of imagery, we ask questions of how humanitarian stories should be told when the people at the center are children, injured civilians, and survivors of war?

This panel invites a conversation about the ethics of visibility, consent, donor expectations, and the responsibilities of media and aid organizations. With special focus on Gaza amputee humanitarian crisis.

At Wings For Hope, we found it imperative that we start a discussion about the boundaries of privacy invasion and the power in-balance relationship between non-profits and the beneficiaries, and the loss of agency that comes with it.

In humanitarian communications, informed consent, dignity, and safeguarding are core standards, especially when children are involved.

This discussion will examine how media exposure can help mobilize support, but also cause harm, retraumatization, and long-term risk when it is used without care. It will ask where the line is between witness and exploitation, and what ethical responsibility looks like for journalists, NGOs, fundraisers, and donors.

We invite media professionals, humanitarian workers, social media professionals, and people with a genuine curiosity on how to craft a better, more ethical media landscape for the future.

Please join us on 27th of June. Link in bio to register.

Moderator .medlej

Panelists:

Guest Speaker:

Organizer:

Meet the speakers to our online webinar on the 27th of June : Rethinking Humanitarian Media Ethics - From Compassion to ...
24/06/2026

Meet the speakers to our online webinar on the 27th of June : Rethinking Humanitarian Media Ethics - From Compassion to Consumption

Register and join our second online Webinar for Talks For Hope . Link in Bio.

This panel invites a conversation about the ethics of visibility, consent, donor expectations, and the responsibilities of media and aid organizations.

We will be hosting experts from various fields:
• Roba Ghadban : Program Director at Taawon ( Welfare Association)
• Anaëlle Saadeh: Safety & Mental Health Specialist
• Malak Harb: Senior Video Producer for The Associated Press (AP)

This panel will be moderated by:
• Chiméne Medlej: Communication Strategist & Media Professional.

Guest Speaker:
• Alaa Harfouh: Co-Founder & Director Asociación Humanitaria Wings For Hope (WFH)

Event organized by Elsie Elias: Learning& Development Specialist, facilitator & Project Coordinator.

Swipe to learn more about each of our guests.

Meet the speakers to our online webinar on the 27th of June : Rethinking Humanitarian Media Ethics - From Compassion to ...
24/06/2026

Meet the speakers to our online webinar on the 27th of June : Rethinking Humanitarian Media Ethics - From Compassion to Consumption

Register and join our second online Webinar for Talks For Hope . Link in Bio.

This panel invites a conversation about the ethics of visibility, consent, donor expectations, and the responsibilities of media and aid organizations.

We will be hosting experts from various fields:
• Roba Ghadban : Program Director at Taawon ( Welfare Association)
• Anaëlle Saadeh: Safety & Mental Health Specialist
• Malak Harb: Senior Video Producer for The Associated Press (AP)

This panel will be moderated by:
• Chiméne Medlej: Communication Strategist & Media Professional.

Guest Speaker:
• Alaa Harfouh: Co-Founder & Director Asociación Humanitaria Wings For Hope (WFH)

Event organized by Elsie Elias

Swipe to learn more about each of our guests.

Register now to our second Talks for Hope Online Webinar Rethinking Humanitarian Media Ethics: From Compassion to Consum...
22/06/2026

Register now to our second Talks for Hope Online Webinar

Rethinking Humanitarian Media Ethics: From Compassion to Consumption

At a time when digital users are mass photographing, recording, posting and bringing awareness to the injustices of our world with the mass propagation of imagery, we ask questions of how humanitarian stories should be told when the people at the center are children, injured civilians, and survivors of war?

This panel invites a conversation about the ethics of visibility, consent, donor expectations, and the responsibilities of media and aid organizations. With special focus on Gaza amputee humanitarian crisis.

At Wings For Hope, we found it imperative that we start a discussion about the boundaries of privacy invasion and the power in-balance relationship between non-profits and the beneficiaries, and the loss of agency that comes with it.

In humanitarian communications, informed consent, dignity, and safeguarding are core standards, especially when children are involved.

This discussion will examine how media exposure can help mobilize support, but also cause harm, retraumatization, and long-term risk when it is used without care. It will ask where the line is between witness and exploitation, and what ethical responsibility looks like for journalists, NGOs, fundraisers, and donors.

We invite media professionals, humanitarian workers, social media professionals, and people with a genuine curiosity on how to craft a better, more ethical media landscape for the future.

Please join us on 27th of June. Link in bio to register.

Moderator .medlej

Panelists: Roba Ghadban Anaëlle Saadeh Malak Harb

Organizer: Elsie Elias

Guest Speaker:

Rethinking Humanitarian Media Ethics: From Compassion to Consumption. Registration link in bio.At a time when digital u...
22/06/2026

Rethinking Humanitarian Media Ethics: From Compassion to Consumption.

Registration link in bio.

At a time when digital users are mass photographing, recording, posting and bringing awareness to the injustices of our world with the mass propagation of imagery, we ask questions of how humanitarian stories should be told when the people at the center are children, injured civilians, and survivors of war?

This panel invites a conversation about the ethics of visibility, consent, donor expectations, and the responsibilities of media and aid organizations. With special focus on Gaza amputee humanitarian crisis.

At Wings For Hope, we found it imperative that we start a discussion about the boundaries of privacy invasion and the power in-balance relationship between non-profits and the beneficiaries, and the loss of agency that comes with it.

In humanitarian communications, informed consent, dignity, and safeguarding are core standards, especially when children are involved.

This discussion will examine how media exposure can help mobilize support, but also cause harm, retraumatization, and long-term risk when it is used without care. It will ask where the line is between witness and exploitation, and what ethical responsibility looks like for journalists, NGOs, fundraisers, and donors.

We invite media professionals, humanitarian workers, social media professionals, and people with a genuine curiosity on how to craft a better, more ethical media landscape for the future.

Please join us on 27th of June. Link in bio to register.

Moderator .medlej

Panelists: Roba Ghadban Anaëlle Saadeh Malak Harb

Organizer: Elsie Elias

Guest Speaker:

At a time when digital users are mass photographing, recording, posting and bringing awareness to the injustices of our ...
20/06/2026

At a time when digital users are mass photographing, recording, posting and bringing awareness to the injustices of our world with the mass propagation of imagery, we ask questions of how humanitarian stories should be told when the people at the center are children, injured civilians, and survivors of war?

This panel invites a conversation about the ethics of visibility, consent, donor expectations, and the responsibilities of media and aid organizations. With special focus on Gaza amputee humanitarian crisis.

At Wings For Hope, we found it imperative that we start a discussion about the boundaries of privacy invasion and the power in-balance relationship between non-profits and the beneficiaries, and the loss of agency that comes with it.

In humanitarian communications, informed consent, dignity, and safeguarding are core standards, especially when children are involved.

This discussion will examine how media exposure can help mobilize support, but also cause harm, retraumatization, and long-term risk when it is used without care. It will ask where the line is between witness and exploitation, and what ethical responsibility looks like for journalists, NGOs, fundraisers, and donors.

We invite media professionals, humanitarian workers, social media professionals, and people with a genuine curiosity on how to craft a better, more ethical media landscape for the future.

Please join us on 27th of June. Link in bio to register.

Moderator .medlej

Panelists: Roba Ghadban Anaëlle Saadeh Malak Harb

Organizer: Elsie Elias

Guest Speaker:

At a time when digital users are mass photographing, recording, posting and bringing awareness to the injustices of our ...
19/06/2026

At a time when digital users are mass photographing, recording, posting and bringing awareness to the injustices of our world with the mass propagation of imagery, we ask questions of how humanitarian stories should be told when the people at the center are children, injured civilians, and survivors of war?

This panel invites a conversation about the ethics of visibility, consent, donor expectations, and the responsibilities of media and aid organizations. With special focus on Gaza amputee humanitarian crisis.

At Wings For Hope, we found it imperative that we start a discussion about the boundaries of privacy invasion and the power in-balance relationship between non-profits and the beneficiaries, and the loss of agency that comes with it.

In humanitarian communications, informed consent, dignity, and safeguarding are core standards, especially when children are involved.

This discussion will examine how media exposure can help mobilize support, but also cause harm, retraumatization, and long-term risk when it is used without care. It will ask where the line is between witness and exploitation, and what ethical responsibility looks like for journalists, NGOs, fundraisers, and donors.

We invite media professionals, humanitarian workers, social media professionals, and people with a genuine curiosity on how to craft a better, more ethical media landscape for the future.

Please join us on 27th of June. Link in bio to register.

Moderator .medlej

Panelists: Roba Ghadban Anaëlle Saadeh Malak Harb

Organizer: Elsie Elias

Guest Speaker:

At a time when digital users are mass photographing, recording, posting and bringing awareness to the injustices of our ...
19/06/2026

At a time when digital users are mass photographing, recording, posting and bringing awareness to the injustices of our world with the mass propagation of imagery, we ask questions of how humanitarian stories should be told when the people at the center are children, injured civilians, and survivors of war?

This panel invites a conversation about the ethics of visibility, consent, donor expectations, and the responsibilities of media and aid organizations.

At Wings For Hope, we found it imperative that we start a discussion about the boundaries of privacy invasion and the power in-balance relationship between non-profits and the beneficiaries, and the loss of agency that comes with it.

In humanitarian communications, informed consent, dignity, and safeguarding are core standards, especially when children are involved.

This discussion will examine how media exposure can help mobilize support, but also cause harm, retraumatization, and long-term risk when it is used without care. It will ask where the line is between witness and exploitation, and what ethical responsibility looks like for journalists, NGOs, fundraisers, and donors.

We invite media professionals, humanitarian workers, social media professionals, and people with a genuine curiosity on how to craft a better, more ethical media landscape for the future.

Please join us on 27th of June. Link in bio to register.

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