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Articles by Sana Bég
Custom Story | The Walrus
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When the World Feels Heavy, Hope Is Radical
On a recent spring morning, the weight of the world’s crises unexpectedly gripped me in a crushing chokehold. I’m used to logging in to work and being confronted with the worst of the world’s news, but this day’s cascade of nightmarish updates felt suffocating. At 9 a.m., a colleague in South Sudan wrote to say that a looming attack forced 17,000 people to flee a single town, with no safe place to turn.
Doctors Without Borders
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SANA BÉG | The Walrus
Amid relentless global crises, choosing to care and to act may be the most powerful response we have
Rentrée parlementaire | Un appel à nos dirigeants à propos de questions humanitaires urgentes
Alors que les parlementaires des quatre coins du pays rentrent à la Chambre des communes pour la prochaine séance du Parlement canadien, nous nous trouvons à un moment particulièrement trouble à l’échelle internationale. La vie, la sécurité et la dignité de centaines de millions de personnes sont menacées par des conflits, des catastrophes et leur exclusion délibérée des soins de santé.
Countering misinformation and building trust
How social media falsehoods are re-setting the communications agenda, by Sana Bég, Director of Communications, Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders) for South Asia There can be little doubt that we are living in an era where misinformation and disinformation spread at a faster rate than ever before.
Death and Life in Brownsville
I saw a memorial in the heart of Brownsville, Brooklyn, and felt as if I had been transported to a different time and place. Here, on a street corner in New York City’s most dangerous neighborhood, people chose to stop their daily routines and remember someone killed during hers. Purple balloons hung from a deli’s display window and a large framed picture of the murdered woman stood at a table next to pages of memories from her loved ones.
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