Last week's World Humanitarian Day brought a focus to the people who serve humanity, no matter what the circumstances. This inspiring video reminds us what it takes for aid workers to respond to global tragedies and social issues.
Waging war on disease, hunger, and violence on women; "everyone is entitled to our help, regardless of race, religion or politics. We work in dangerous environments, but we do not carry guns, or take sides".
The messages of World Humanitarian Day emphasize how preventing these brave individuals from doing their work "harms no-one more than the most vulnerable. Today is a good time for a renewed commitment to humanitarian principles by all concerned" - Under-Secretary-General and Emergency Relief Coordinator John Holmes.
We admire this community of determined people and how their motivation stems from the desire to make a difference, just as the 46664 Bangle project does. We especially loved the cameo feature of Matt making a guest appearance in the World Humanitarian Day video (as in Where The Hell Is Matt). Look out for him - and yes, he is dancing badly!
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