EDITH FORTIER is a Canadian working beneath the “Vakaga Sky” in the Central African Republic.

ELINA PELEKANOU is a Greek psychologist in Hebron who writes “Thoughts from the Palestinian Territories”.

DR. STEVEN COHEN is a Canadian psychiatrist who has just landed in a refugee camp on the Chad/Sudan border writing “Farchana Nights”. Steven’s entire blog can also be found on Reuters Alertnet.

Dre ISABELLE CHOTARD est une médecin canadienne qui travaille au Népal et écrit “Namaste”.

Dr. LAURALEE MORRIS blogs during her first field mission with MSF in Southern Sudan, in “Lauralee in Lankien”. Lauralee’s blog can also be found at Reuters Alertnet and was included in their annual Best of 2008 list of aid worker bloggers.

DR. PRINITHA PILLAY is “A South African Doctor in Darfur”.

JULIA PAYSON writes about working in the MSF office in the capital city of Dhaka in “Made in Bangladesh”.

MICHAEL WHITE is a logistician currently writing “40 degrees in the Sudanese Shade” from Pieri, South Sudan.

JAKE WADLAND writes about the logistical ins and outs of project life in Kindamba, Republic of Congo in “That Kindamba Kid”.

KEVIN BARLOW details life as an MSF nurse in “Dear Darfur…” from Sudan.

SUSAN SANDARS, MSF Regional Information Officer based in Nairobi, Kenya, continued the “My Name is RIO” blog while visiting a cholera outbreak, in “Goma Calling”.

DR. NAZANIN MESHKAT writes from Papua-New Guinea in “Off the beaten path in PNG”.

TIRANA HASSAN writes from Mogadishu in “Sounds of Somalia”.

ZOE YOUNG writes about working as a Water & Sanitation Specialist in the current outbreak of “Ebola in DRC”.

Dr. JAMES MASKALYK – read the ever popular blog, from beginning to end, about working in a remote hospital on the north/south divide in “Suddenly … Sudan”. James is currently completing his first book, “Six Months in Sudan”, which is based on this successful blog. The book will be published by Randomhouse Canada and will hit the stores on April 18, 2009.

MEL SWEETNAM writes about running advocacy campaigns in congested Lagos, Nigeria in “What a Wahalla!”.

IKE OMAMBALA relays the ups and downs of setting up camps in rural DRC in “Lubumbashi Log”.

PASCALE ZINTZEN writes (en français) about World Malaria Day 2007 in Burundi in « Pascale en provenance du palu ».