The World Geospatial Industry Council (WGIC), a global trade association of commercial sector companies working in the geospatial ecosystem, has become a member of The Hague Humanity Hub. As part of […]
On Friday April 22, the Humanity Hub City Centre café hosted a photography exhibition and discussion on Ukraine, by new Humanity Hub member ART WORKS Projects, providing an opportunity to […]
On Thursday 14 April, professionals from The Hague’s public, private, and non-profit sectors came together in a hybrid event to highlight the role the private sector can, should, and does […]
Every six weeks or so, the peer-to-peer group on “Facilitation” at the Humanity Hub picks a new host to introduce a topic of mutual interest and learning. In our most […]
A new resource for human rights activists and accountability researchers has been launched at the Humanity Hub. The North Korean Prison Database provides a first-time look at the details of […]
A brand-new organisation, Emergency Appeal Netherlands has been launched at the Humanity Hub, working on the delivery of humanitarian help to Ukraine and supporting Ukrainian refugees in the Netherlands. The idea […]
At a recent European Union leaders’ summit, the current war in Ukraine was described as “a tectonic shift in European history.” In the last months, the Humanity Hub has been […]
Do you have an initiative in response to the Ukraine situation that could benefit from a space to work or meet over the next few months? The Humanity Hub is […]
On Tuesday, March 8th, a new digital platform for public debate and dialogue in The Hague—SPREEEK—was launched by city Mayor Jan van Zanen. He confirmed the Hague’s support for the […]
This International Women’s Day (8 March 2022) brings with it two core themes: #BreaktheBias (official International Women’s Day theme) as well as “Gender equality for a more sustainable tomorrow” (from […]