Educating the Next Generation of Humanitarian Leaders

A country is engaged in a brutal conflict. As a foreign aid worker, you’re trying to get basic supplies to civilians. Do you need armed protection to reach people safely? Will some groups see you as a threat? At the University of Washington, students grapple with these questions as part of the Donald C. Hellmann Task Force Program. It gives undergraduates the chance to address real-world crises and creates a pipeline for the next generation of global humanitarian leaders — more crucial now than ever.  Learn more >