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FEATURE: UN uses virtual reality to inspire humanitarian empathy

May 20, 2016, at 12:20 pm

New York, May 20(Just Earth News): It is one thing to say that you understand someone's pain and worries, but quite another to experience them. From living in a refugee tent to facing the Ebola epidemic, the United Nations is using virtual reality to create awareness of humanitarian crises around the world in hopes of changing how a person acts towards others.