Positive Impact
Welcome to Positive Impact, a joint podcast by Terre des hommes and the Geneva Centre of Humanitarian Studies dedicated to the future of humanitarian action.
Across the series, we take a closer look at new approaches shaping how children and communities are supported in crisis-affected and fragile settings. From digital tools that transform access to healthcare, to new ways of approaching migration, to efforts to localise decision-making, each episode brings insights from practitioners and researchers working on the front lines of innovation.
Positive Impact shines a light on what is possible when expertise, evidence and local perspectives come together to drive change.
Positive Impact
Innovative approaches to foster integration of migrant and refugees children
Children and young people on the move are increasingly shaping the responses designed to support them. By working directly with migrant youth and local actors, Terre des hommes is advancing a localisation approach that places lived experience, leadership and decision-making closer to those concerned. These initiatives highlight how engaging young people as partners — rather than beneficiaries — can lead to more relevant, sustainable and protective responses along migration routes.
Moderator:
Charlotte Lang
Panel:
Olsi Dudumi, Regional Coordinator for the Youth Migration Programme in Europe at Terre des Hommes
Dr. Rosemary James, Scientific Collaborator at the Geneva Centre of Humanitarian Studies, Facultz of Medicine, University of Geneva
Ebrahim al Haidari, Master’s graduate from the Geneva Centre of Humanitarian Studies
Voices from the field:
Gnouma Augustin Tonguino, RIF Officer in Conakry, Guinea
From Hungary, we hear from Sofia, Timor, Igor, and Viktoria—four young Ukrainians now living in Budapest, who attend the local RIF.
From Guinea, where migration dynamics are very different, we meet Aboubakar and Elisabeth, two young RIF users in Conakry.
Articles :
Christopher Scala
Podcast produced by LaKriée Media