Our mission is to open eyes to human rights. We use film to stir the debate on human rights, sustainability and the fight against injustice. We believe that film has the unprecedented capacity to raise awareness and provide new insight. We create impact by asking questions and providing context and insight. We screen films in combination with a vast expansion programme, in the form of discussions, introductions, Q&A sessions, workshops and teaching aids. 

21CC creates e/mobile/gamified learning solutions to support skills development (mainly logistics, hospitality and soft skills). Learning material created with western organisations will be adapted to serve education in developing countries to improve access to jobs, entrepreneurship and gender equality. They are based in The Netherlands, India and Thailand.

350.org is an international movement of ordinary people working to end the age of fossil fuels and build a world of community-led renewable energy for all.

The 510 Data & Digital Team at the Netherlands Red Cross supports the Red Cross national societies and their partners with data and digital products. 510 believes we can shape the future of humanitarian aid by converting data into understanding, put it in the hands of aid workers, decision makers and people affected, so that they can better prepare for and cope with disasters and crises.

American Bar Association Rule of Law Initiative (ABA ROLI) implements legal reform programs in more than 50 countries in Africa, Asia, Europe and Eurasia, Latin America and the Caribbean, and the Middle East and North Africa.
 Since 1990, ABA ROLI has being working in Europe & Eurasia (where we began our work as CEELI) on an array of rule of law and legal reform programs. In Europe and Eurasia, ABA ROLI provides technical assistance on a wide range of issues essential for further consolidation of the rule of law and developing of legal professionals.

We are an influential pan-African rights and international justice organization. AFLA was founded to address the human rights challenges facing Africa, and to reform the culture of impunity and gross violations across the board.

The African Diaspora Policy Centre (ADPC) is an independent, non-profit and non-governmental organization established in the Netherlands in April 2006. ADPC is a leading Diaspora think tank in Europe devoted to the study of migration and development related issues from the perspective of the Diaspora. The Centre compiles, analyses and disseminates information and insights on a number of critical areas, including development, Diaspora entrepreneurship and skills transfers in the form of brain gain.
ADPC is at the forefront of generating knowledge and information primarily targeted at three groups: The work of ADPC is particularly dedicated to mobilising African Diaspora communities in Europe for the development of Africa; facilitating the mainstreaming of Diaspora development practitioners in the development cooperation circles both in the host and home countries; promoting research collaboration between Diaspora and homeland researchers; and strengthening the policy making capacity of the newly-formed Diaspora-oriented institutions in Africa.

We help business, government, and society stay ahead of the curve with artificial intelligence.

AiiD are working towards a future where trusted identity is a universal human right that no longer presents a barrier of access to essential services. As the world demands digital delivery of products and services, AiiD Global delivers toolkits for inclusion.

AiiD has extensive experience across operational, financial, regulatory and technical aspects in large enterprises, and significant on-the-ground expertise in the impact ecosystem and in humanitarian projects in emerging markets.

The T. M. C. Asser Instituut is a world-renowned inter university centre of knowledge and research. It carries out research in private and public international law, European law, as well as all other related fields, including international commercial arbitration, international sports law and international humanitarian and criminal law. The institute strives for excellent fundamental and independent policy-oriented research at the interface of academia, legal practice and governance.

AWO is a new agency working across the world to shape, apply and enforce data rights. It is comprised of lawyers, policy experts, technology analysts and applied ethicists, with offices in London, Brussels and Paris.

I’m a native English-speaking editor, writer, and learning designer helping NGOs and international organizations with documentation, reports, informational content, learning programmes, and other written communication.

The Center for Civil Society and Democracy Europe works to strengthen civil society in promoting democracy, pluralism and tolerance with a focus on Syria, including through strengthening women’s role, promoting independent media and stimulating new leadership among diaspora groups to play a role in peacebuilding.

Center for Civilians in Conflict (CIVIC) is an international nonprofit with offices around the world working to improve protection for civilians caught in conflict zones. CIVIC envisions a world in which no civilian is harmed in conflict. Our mission is to support communities affected by conflict in their quest for protection and strengthen the resolve and capacity of armed actors to prevent and respond to civilian harm. We are advocates who believe that no civilian caught in conflict should be ignored, and advisors who provide practical solutions to preventing andresponding to civilian harm. Learn more at civiliansinconflict.org.

CAFE aims to enable more disabled fans to attend football by supporting the improvement of accessible facilities and services at stadiums, raising further awareness within the game, offering advice to disabled fans and establishing a network of disabled supporter groups.

Our work with organisations is at the crossroads of technology, research, and innovation. To develop and test innovations in context. Together with our partners, we conduct early exploration of innovation methods and digital technologies. From our base in the Hague, we work with partners to develop new technologies to impact humanitarian organisations. Research partnership with Leiden University pushes this further. We also develop change management projects for our partners. With large organisations, we develop innovation trajectories and teams.