The War in Yemen has been ongoing for five years, ravaging the land and its people. The conflict has created both the largest cholera epidemic in modern history and the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. The country of 28 million people is filled with families struggling to find food to eat and clean water to drink. The best way to learn about the ongoing conflict and its effects on the citizens is to talk about. Join the Harvard Undergraduate UNICEF club for a panel discussion on the humanitarian cost of war in Yemen. Hear from experts in various professions and fields of study, as well as people who have experienced the disastrous war first hand.