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The key to combating high unemployment among young people globally is forging stronger connections among employers, education providers, and youth themselves to build skills that lead to entry-level jobs in growth sectors. Staggeringly high rates of youth unemployment are a major economic and social...

Dr Jay Berkley tells us about his work on childhood nutrition and immunity in East Africa. Malnutrition is responsible for almost a third of childhood mortality worldwide. A better understanding of the bacteria in a child's gut will assist researchers in developing better treatment options. Dr Jay...

This podcast is a recognition of global water crisis on World Water Day with specialized speakers including a UN special rapporteur on water affairs.

Professor Greg Duncan discusses the connections between poverty and child development, and suggests social policy strategies to improve the welfare of children in poverty. He discusses bodily stress responses in the case of child abuse and deprivation, compromised immune function, and nutritional...

In this podcast, Mark Simmons interviews Razwan Nabin, South Asia Regional Focal Point for the World Humanitarian Summit, UN Major Group for Children and Youth. They speak about current youth participation and engagement in humanitarian action and how to ensure that young people are not left behind...

In this episode, we hear from various activists, professors, and educators about how education can lay the foundation for peace and act as a medium for peacebuilding.

This podcast explains how inter-religion and international response can be used to solve crises.

Explains past humanitarian responses in Africa as well as lessons learned from these global interventions. See podcast: http://podcasts.ox.ac.uk/humanitarian-intervention-africa-history-theory-policy-and-practice