Celebrities and Humanitarian Aid
celebrity who visited Sudan in order to raise awareness on the war and whose wife is a human rights lawyer
George Clooney
define voluntourism
doing volunteer work as needed in a community where one is vacationing
this state invaded Afghanistan in 1979 which resulted in the refugee crisis in Pakistan
the Soviet Union
media coverage of this crisis in the 1980s led to massive public outcry and response and resulted in the Live Aid concert
Ethiopian famine
the deadliest year for aid workers ever recorded
2023
celebrity who is a famous actress and UNICEF ambassador
Angelina Jolie
the type of people who produce low quality work in other countries and is usually critiqued
unskilled workers
this extremist militant group was formed in the refugee camps in Pakistan and have controlled Afghanistan since 2021
the Taliban
media coverage of this crisis in the 1960s resulted in a large amount of donations for aid agencies
Biafran War
the war in Gaza has claimed the lives of this number of aid workers since it started a year ago
280
documentary that received a large amount of attention and aimed to raise awareness about child soldiers in Uganda
Kony2012
voluntourism is often said to create this issue in which communities in developing countries rely on the foreigners giving aid
dependency
the Afghan resistance movement in the refugee camps that Pakistan provided sanctuary to
the mujahideen
the name of the impact of 24 hour media coverage and its role in shaping policy decisions
CNN effect
the proportion of aid workers killed by this type of actor has increased in recent years
non-state armed groups
what Patricia Daley argues that celebrities and humanitarianism have been turned into and used as
commodities
one consequence of voluntourism that benefits both the foreigners and locals
cross cultural learning, a positive relationship between the two groups
the problem with many NGOs and their aid assistance in the camps in Pakistan
the impact of media portrayal of the crises in Biafra and Ethiopia on Western audiences
the perception that Africa is a place filled with only war and poverty and that Westerners are superior to Africans
the security management strategy that aid agencies take by negotiating with all stakeholders in a conflict
consent based approach
rapper who launched an energy drink company that aimed to provide 1 billion meals for Africans
50 Cent
a consequence of voluntourism that only benefits the volunteer and can be their reason for wanting to volunteer
resume building
the appointed refugee representative of each camp that was often the choice of Pakistani authorities
malik
when western audiences give up on caring for those suffering in wars and crises it is called
compassion fatigue
the security management strategy that aid agencies take by increasing protection and fortified measures to prevent attacks
hardened approach