A Brief History of MSF
What is 1971?
MSF has ongoing projects in roughly this many countries, on 6 of the 7 continents (any answer within 5 is acceptable)
What is 75?
An increasing number of people are being displaced due to this phenomenon, especially in island countries and coastal areas. Either the umbrella term or the specific natural action resulting from the term are acceptable.
What is climate change (or sea-level rise)?
MSF is an acronym for Médecins Sans Frontières (duh). What may not be so duh is what Médecins Sans Frontières means in English.
What is Doctors Without Borders?
MSF's logos are comprised predominantly of red and white. What do we call red and white in Nebraska?
What are the Scarlet and Cream?
What is France?
In the first year of a conflict in this country, MSF had 448 full-time staff, and spent upward of 48.1 million euros.
What is Ukraine?
MSF has staffers working in this potentially unexpected country, treating those seeking refuge in coastal cities like Portsmouth or Brighton.
What is the United Kingdom?
MSF is often referenced in regard to this American NGO, founded by Clara Barton.
What is the Red Cross?
Prince scored a Hot 100 hit with this 1983 song named after a distinct motor vehicle?
What is "Little Red Corvette?"
Including to the 13 founding doctors and journalists, MSF was composed of this number of volunteers upon its inception, the same as a famous group of Spartans led by Leonidas.
What is 300?
MSF isn't without its dangers, especially in regards to providing unbiased healthcare in combat zones. 6 days ago, two MSF associates were killed in an attack on a shelter in Al-Mawasi, on the coastline of this region.
What is Gaza (or the Gaza Strip)?
An item of note in regards to the 200 dollar country above concerns their efforts to remove asylum seekers and refugees and resettle them to this other country, with capital at Kigali.
What is Rwanda?
An equally worldwide NGO/humanitarian organization is this one, founded in part by JFK and first headed by Sargent Shriver. There's a prep course for it on campus!
What is the Peace Corps?
What is a "white knight?"
What is Nigeria?
Combatting this bacterial infection has been a priority of MSF for the past 2 years. 16 countries have claimed active outbreaks of this waterborne interest that is the subject of a major book titled Love in the Time of this disease.
What is cholera?
Who is Hannah Arendt?
What is Journey?
The Beatles seminal work, The White Album, is considered a defining release in rock music. One song off the album is this one, also the name of a recent Rian Johnson picture.
What is "Glass Onion?"
MSF's first mission was to provide disaster relief in the capital of this country, the same country home to the Sandinistas.
What is Nicaragua? (The mission was to Managua)
In response to the events going on in the region named in 300, MSF has frequently spoken in front of this legislative body of the United Nations, that consists of 5 permanent members and 10 rotating members.
What is the security council?
This country is home to the largest refugee population in the world, not limited to 3.7 million Syrian nationals.
What is Türkiye?
"Around the World" is a song by this former French supergroup, who were also sampled in Stronger.
What is Daft Punk?
The MSF logo is named this, the same as a famous dance move from the 80s (Paul can demonstrate if need be).
What is the "Running Man?"