In 2015 the World Food Programme released "Living Level-3: Iraq" by Dysart, Alberto Ponticelli, Pat Masioni, and Thomas Mauer. For the work Dysart once again went to a war zone, traveling across northern Iraq in 2014 to interview Syrians, Yazidis, Kurds, and Arabic Christians who were fleeing both the Syrian Conflict and the rise of Da'esh. The work was first published, free to read, on Huffington Post World in four installments. In 2017 WFP released "Living Level-3: South Sudan", the sequel by Dysart and the same team. Again, Dysart spent ten days traveling in the subject country for research. Focusing on the intersection of famine, civil war, and free market inflation in destabilizing the youngest nation in the world.