Humanitarian Collection (page 6)

Fridtjof Nansen, Norwegian explorer C016 / 8812
Fridtjof Nansen (1861-1930), Norwegian explorer, biologist and humanitarian. In 1888 he was the first to cross the Greenland ice sheet and showed that it covered the entire island

31st President of the United States. Photographed with children in Poland, 1946, while serving as U. S
HERBERT HOOVER (1874-1964). 31st President of the United States. Photographed with children in Poland, 1946, while serving as U.S. director of postwar relief

WILLIAM WHITE (1748-1836). American Episcopal cleric and humanitarian. Engraving by T. B. Welch from a drawing by J. B
WILLIAM WHITE (1748-1836). American Episcopal cleric and humanitarian. Engraving by T.B. Welch from a drawing by J.B. Longacre, c1830

Group of Romanian Jews
A group of Romanian Jews, with a quotation from Prime Minister Carp. Below is an historical note about the persecution of the Jews in Romania in 1866

Red Cross workers on World War One battlefield
A hand painted lantern slide depicting Red Cross workers on a World War One battlefield at night, looking for survivors after a battle

Bramwell Booth
Portrait, in uniform, of (William) Bramwell Booth (1856-1929), eldest son of Salvation Army founder William Booth. Bramwell became the Armys second leader (General) after his fathers death in 1912

Edward Maitland 1824-97
Edawrd Maitland (1824 - 1897) - English humanitarian writer. A supporter for the rights of higher education for women, a spiritualist and founder of The Hermetic Society in 1884

Humanitarian Deism
A speaker in Hyde Park, at Speakers Corner orates to a listening crowd in 1912. Since 1872, people have been allowed to speak at Speakers Corner on any subject they want

Statue of Taras Shevohenko and Legislative Building, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, North America

Carnegie and Colleagues
ANDREW CARNEGIE American industrialist and humanitarian, seen here with his cousin, George N.Lauder and Thomas N.Miller in 1862

Scene at La Salpetriere in Paris
A scene at La Salpetriere, Paris, where Philippe Pinel orders the manacles removed from the mental patients

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"Champions of Compassion: Pioneers in Humanitarianism" From the courageous Benjamin Lay, who fought against slavery in the 18th century, to the indomitable Anna Eleanor Roosevelt, a tireless advocate for human rights throughout her life, these individuals have left an indelible mark on the world as true humanitarians. In c. 1750-1758, William Williams captured Benjamin Lay's unwavering determination and passion for justice. Lay's relentless fight against slavery serves as a reminder that one person can make a difference and ignite change. Fast forward to November 1949 when Eleanor Roosevelt held a Universal Declaration of Human Rights poster at Lake Success, New York. This powerful image showcases her commitment to ensuring fundamental rights for all individuals. As Chairman of UN Human Rights, she fearlessly championed equality and justice on a global scale. The spirit of humanitarianism is not confined to any particular era or nationality. Even Herodotus, the Greek historian from ancient times recognized the importance of empathy and compassion towards others through his work. Norwegian explorer Fridtjof Nansen also exemplified this ethos by dedicating his life to helping refugees during World War I. His selflessness inspired countless others to follow in his footsteps and provide aid where it was most needed. Terry Waite's reunion with his beloved MGB sports car after being held captive for years symbolizes resilience amidst adversity. His experience taught us about forgiveness and understanding - key tenets of humanitarianism that transcend boundaries. Elizabeth Fry's visitation to women at Newgate prison marked a turning point in prison reform efforts during the early 19th century. Her dedication paved the way for improved conditions and rehabilitation programs within correctional institutions worldwide. Even modern-day examples like RAF C17 carrying humanitarian aid for Northern Iraq demonstrate how nations come together in times of crisis to support those affected by conflict or natural disasters.