Dispatches Iraq Photography Volunteering W.H.O.
MOSUL: OUR FIRST WEEK IN A WAR ZONE
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Dispatches Iraq Volunteering W.H.O.
NEXT STOP: IRAQ
NEW YORK —NYC Medics will be deploying emergency medical teams to Iraq this month to help save civilian lives in the ongoing battle by coalition forces to retake the embattled city of Mosul from ISIS. […]
Impact Stories
JAPAN
At 2:46 a.m. on March 11, 2011, a 9.1-magnitude earthquake shook the ocean 231 miles northeast of Tokyo, at a depth of 15.2 miles.
Dispatches W.H.O.
W.H.O. RAISES THE BAR
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Disaster Relief Dispatches
INNOVATION FROM THE EDGES
NEW YORK—Is it an invention when you discover something that was always there? Something that was just waiting for someone to point to it, and declare it a great idea? It’s a semantic argument, for sure. But it’s how I often feel about the NYC Medics model of disaster response—our Read more…
Dispatches Volunteering
TOUGH MUDDER
NEW YORK — I have always wanted, personally, to have NYC Medics invite many of our volunteers to participate in some kind of group challenge or competition that would be suited just for them. Our disaster relief medics love a tough challenge in outdoor environments, so when we got together Read more…
Global Emergency News
Cyclone Idai hits Mozambique
The devastating cyclone that hit south-eastern Africa may be the worst ever disaster to strike the southern hemisphere, according to the UN. Cyclone Idai has swept through Mozambique, Malawi and Zimbabwe over the past few days, destroying almost everything in its path, causing devastating floods, killing and injuring thousands of Read more…
Global Emergency News
Flash floods cause devastation in Indonesia
Torrential rain in Papua province triggers landslides, damaging dozens of homes. At least 50 people have been killed by flash floods in Indonesia’s eastern Papua province. The floods in Sentani, near the provincial capital of Jayapura, were triggered by torrential rain and subsequent landslides on Saturday, and also left 59 Read more…