By Hannah Terry In his book “War Made Invisible: How America Hides the Human Toll of Its Military Machine” Norman Solomon sheds light on the United States’ engagement in perpetual […]
The Intenational Humanitarian Studies Association (IHSA), hosted at Hub member ISS in The Hague, has recently launched a Humanitarian Expertise Database. The idea behind the database is to better link […]
By Thomas Ansell Insight and research company Upinion (a member of The Hague Humanity Hub) has recently released a new report in collaboration with Refugee Protection Watch, 11.11.11 and Basmeh & Zeitooneh […]
The Action for Peace and Liberty recently released a report on the state of peace and liberty in higher institutions in the eastern region of the Democratic Republic of Congo. […]
The Handshake aims to attract and retain talent in The Hague by offering students and young professionals a chance to hear from seasoned practitioners in the peace and justice sector. For […]
The City of The Hague sent a delegation to the Change Now conference in Paris, including The Hague Humanity Hub, BarefootLaw, Space4Good and several other social businesses and organisations. The […]
The Hague Humanity Hub’s Supervisory Board welcomes two new members! The Supervisory Board meets quarterly and is responsible for approving financial and strategic plans, whilst also giving advice and feedback […]
Looking to make the most of the summer months? Want to get some serious strategy work done before heading on holiday? Use the booking code “HubSummer” when booking any small […]
By Hannah Terry Robert is the EU Lead for BarefootLaw, a dedicated professional who has been with the organization for almost seven years. In this episode of Humans of The […]
