Doctors w/o Borders

Doctors Without Borders criticizes global vaccine strategy

#Syria "The average person is normally taken for days or up to a week, but doctors are detained for months."

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The #doc "Living in Emergency: Stories of Doctors Without Borders" is available on Netflix streaming

RT @reneauberjonois: Vivid, thoughtful account by an American doctor working with @MSF_USA Doctors Without Borders in South Sudan:

MSF doctor back from South Sudan: "It was a very, very difficult mission and I think I was surprised on every level."

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International Aid Remains Insufficient for 160,000 Malian Refugees [video]

Aid Needed Before the Rains Start in South Sudan [video]

Malian Refugees Urgently Need International Aid

Watch this video to hear #refugees from Mali tell their stories. Aid remains insufficient for the 160K displaced.

Malian Refugees Urgently Need International Aid "Food insecurity is a threat."

#Syria "The average person is normally taken for days or up to a week, but doctors are detained for months."

"In the situation that we have in Syria, you cannot go to a hospital, because if you do..."

"I was detained during a demonstration against the president…. They beat me badly, to the point that..." #Syria

#Syria "You can't go to a hospital...they either amputate the limb you're suffering from or take you to prison."

A Doctor's Protest #Syria

Harrowing testimonies from Syrian patients and doctors. @IvanCNN @andersoncooper #Syria

RT @AlertNet: Good point made by @jtcone1977 in @HPCR seminar just now about discretionary use of social media in humanitarian crises #harvardlws

RT @CiaraBegley: #MSF 's Jason Cone #socialmedia only takes aid work so far and critical on the ground analysis is needed too. Impact focus! #harvardlws

Follow #harvardlws to follow the great conversation on using latest #socmed tools during humanitarian relief efforts.

RT @GretchenAlther: @jtcone1977 makes great pts: must use right social media tools. Might mean radio, or even "closed" tools like Skype. I agree. #harvardlws

RT @wfp_media: Remember, says MSF comms chief @jtcone1977: "Social Media is a means, it is not an end." #harvardlws @WFP

RT @ld4children: #socialmedia: 'too much information can be as paralizing as mobilizing' said @jtcone1977 from #MSF #harvardlws

RT @jtcone1977: NYTimes: #Haiti's Cholera Crisis @msf_usa

A lead poisoning crisis has has sickened thousands of children in Nigeria; MSF calls on the Nigerian govt to respond.

RT @AlertNet: Good point made by @jtcone1977 in @HPCR seminar just now about discretionary use of social media in humanitarian crises #harvardlws

In the Eyes of Others: How People in Crises Perceive Humanitarian Aid Download this MSF book for free. #harvardlws

We've posted the recording of last night's #msftalk on how people in crises perceive humanitarian aid.

LIVE NOW: Doctors Without Borders webcast on how people in crises perceive #humanitarian action. #msftalk

#SouthSudan: A young mother talks about the hardships her family is facing after fleeing violence. [video]

International Aid Remains Insufficient for 160,000 Malian Refugees [video]

Aid Needed Before the Rains Start in South Sudan [video]

A Constant Flow of Refugees in Burkina Faso [video]

Malnutrition Rates Soar in Chad [video]

A Constant Flow of Refugees in Burkina Faso [video]