Statement on the Sudan War Entering Its Third Year

“As the war in Sudan between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and Rapid Support Forces (RSF) enters a third year of fighting today, InterAction deplores the ongoing conflict which has resulted in more than 150,000 deaths and some 30 million civilians in dire humanitarian need."

CNN: USAID reverses course and restores some humanitarian aid contracts after WFP warning of possible deadly consequences

NOTUS: Trump’s War on Government Could Have Had More Allies

NBC News: Crucial aid sits in warehouses worldwide as USAID employees are told to stop working

Announcing InterAction’s 2024 Award Winners

InterAction’s annual awards highlight exceptional individuals in the international development and humanitarian sectors. Their contributions have been instrumental to advancing…

Call for Nominations: 2024 Disability Inclusion Award

Nomination Deadline: May 8, 2024 at 5 p.m. EDT. Nominations for the Disability Inclusion Award are now open here. InterAction will announce the winner during the InterAction Forum 2024, to be held in person on June 25 – 26, 2024. Please see below for specific criteria for the Disability Inclusion Award. 

Call for Nominations: 2024 Humanitarian Award

Nomination Deadline: May 8, 2024 at 5 p.m. EDT. Every year, InterAction recognizes the outstanding leaders and organizations that strengthen our community and push our sector forward. Nominations for the Humanitarian Award are now open here. InterAction will announce the winner during InterAction Forum 2024, to be held in person on June 26 – 27, 2024. Please see below for specific criteria for the Humanitarian Award.

Time Is Running Out: Stopping a Downward Spiral into Conflict-Induced Hunger in Sudan

Despite repeated warnings, the risk of famine looms large in Sudan, ignored amidst brutal conflict. While the…

Sudan War (2023-Present)

US insists it’s trying to get aid into Gaza as UN warns millions ‘at risk of famine’

“Everyone understands the need for inspections, but things like antibiotics...are causing delay and rejection, and then the whole trucks – not just the items in question – are turned away,” Tom Hart, the CEO of the humanitarian group InterAction, said.