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Unveiling Resilience: The Crucial Role of Ukrainian Youth in Times of Conflict 

By Loretta Monique During the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, the resilience and determination of the nation's youth have emerged as a powerful force driving change and advocating for peace. Their stories, experiences, and relentless efforts…

The 8th edition of ImpactFest will unite impact makers worldwide

The Hague Humanity is happy to announce that will be a partner in the 8th edition of ImpactFest, the leading impact event in Europe, bringing together startups, scale-ups, investors, knowledge institutes, companies, policymakers and other…

Use EU Space Data to provide solutions to support sustainable development

The Hague Humanity Hub is a partner of the 6th edition of the CASSINI Hackathon! This year’s event, “Space for International Development and Humanitarian Aid”,  will be held at 10 locations in Europe on the 3rd and 5th of…
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Exciting New Volunteer Position at Windle International!

Overview Our member, Windle International, is an empowering organisation that focuses on helping refugees and people affected by conflict achieve their educational potential. Thus, contributing to sustainable development through education…

Cyber Secure The Hague: NGO Support Programme officially launched, offering cybersecurity support for humanitarian NGOS in The Hague  

The Hague Humanity Hub is proud to announce the official launch of ‘Cyber Secure The Hague: NGO Support Program’, an initiative by The Hague Humanity Hub, the CyberPeace Institute, the Dutch Institute for Vulnerability Disclosure (DIVD)…

Book Launch: Foreign Aid and it’s Unintended Consequences

By Zora Brobbey On October 5th, Hub members the International Institute of Social Science (ISS) and KUNO will be hosting a book launch in the form of a hybrid presentation and discussion with the author, Professor Dirk Jan Koch of the Dutch…

SAMUEL HALL WORKS TO BRIDGE THE GAP BETWEEN RESEARCH AND POLICY, WHILST BUILDING LINKS WITH LOCAL RESEARCH PARTICIPANTS

By Hannah Terry Operating from offices across Kabul, Nairobi, Tunis, The Hague and Berlin, Hub member Samuel Hall fosters a network of researchers that bridge the gap between communities and changemakers, using data and analysis to shape…

“On a planet so circular in so many ways, what goes around comes around.” Norman Solomon on the American Military Machine in his new release ‘War Made Invisible: How America Hides the Human Toll of Its Military Machine’ 

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 warfare over the past two decades. The public's awareness…

IHSA Launches Humanitarian Expertise Database: find a locally-based expert to help increase the impact of your programme

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 together organisations and experts around…

New Upinion and Refugee Protection Watch report looks into how Syrian refugees in Lebanon experience humanitarian action: ‘affected people should have more say over the type of help they get and how they get it’

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 for Relief and Development of…