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Calling peacebuilders, justice innovators, researchers, humanitarians, impact entrepreneurs, policy makers, and other changemakers from The Hague and beyond. During this most extraordinary period The Hague community of professionals has not stopped in striving towards a more peaceful and just world. By strengthening our connections we can help offer concrete solutions for today’s complex and pressing problems and increase our collective impact. 

The Humanity Hub is launching this new event series in collaboration with the Municipality of The Hague, and are inviting you to join to connect, share your own insights and help shape this new platform.

Don’t miss the kick-off event full of interactive networking, inspiration and insights!

Tuesday, 15 June 2021
16:00 – 17:45 CEST
Humanity Hub via Zoom

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touching base in a shifting world

For this first edition, we are exclusively spotlighting (Hague-based) female leaders to share their perspectives on how the(ir) world has been shifting. The recent and sustained global upheavals have uprooted societies, disrupted ways of working, and exacerbated systemic inequalities and injustices. How can the Hague community of professionals respond and navigate this shift together? We are on a journey without maps, except as we draw them. There are no simple answers, only an opportunity to explore together.

programme

June 15, 16:00-17:45 CEST

Networking breakouts

Community insights on the(ir) shifting world

Insights from a global perspective with Payal Arora

Dialogue on a shifting world with Hague-based female leaders with Prof. Dr. Janne Nijman (Asser Institute), Monika Sie Dhian Ho (Clingendael Institute), & Michelle Olmstead (Centre for Innovation)

Optional open-end networking after 17:45

keynote speakers

Payal Arora

Full Professor and Chair in Technology, Values, and Global Media Cultures, Erasmus University Rotterdam

Why should women be in science? When will we become truly local? Who has the right to connectivity? How much is your societal impact worth? …What’s wrong with these questions? Join Payal Arora’s talk as she explores what it means to build community in a time of anti-globalism, neoliberal values, and the continued devaluation of care economies.

Payal Arora is a digital anthropologist and author of several books including the award-winning “The Next Billion Users” with Harvard Press. She is the co-founder of FemLab.Co, a feminist initiative on the future of work. She is a Professor and Chair in Technology, Values and Global Media Cultures at Erasmus University Rotterdam. Her expertise lies in inclusive design and user experiences among low-income communities worldwide and comes with two decades of fieldwork in such contexts. Forbes named her the “next billion champion” and the right kind of person to reform tech. She sits on several boards such as Columbia University Earth Institute and World Women Global Council in New York. She is Indian, American, and Irish and currently lives in Amsterdam.

dialogue with hague-based leaders

Prof. Dr. Janne Nijman

Chairperson of the Executive Board and Academic Director of the Asser Institute

Monika Sie Dhian Ho

General Director of the Clingendael Institute

Michelle Olmstead

Director, Centre for Innovation, Leiden University

Community insights

Andrea Vonkeman, UNHCR – Global Compact on Refugees & ‘’The whole of society approach’’

Alex Gunkel, Space4Good – The need for new (alternative) big data sources 

Pinar Okur, Upinion – Participation revolution fuelled by COVID-19 

Tim Verheij, HiiL – Changing ways of resolving legal conflicts: The case for evidence-based justice 

Josje Spierings, Centre for Innovation – Inclusivity in the hybrid workspace 

Jesse Velzen & Steffie Bes, YPI – Peacebuilding: Local power in times of a global digital transformation

Kirsten Mildren, UNOCHA – Humanitarian communication: Does the world still need famine porn?

Eleni Gkiola, Find Out Why – Disinformation Online and the “Digital Fluency” effect 

Sarah Abdelatif, Strhive – Organisational learning for international development

Join the conversation!

Register for the event using the link below. This first edition will be hosted exclusively online on Zoom. Please also join the online conversation:

#PeaceAndJusticeCafe #ShiftingWorld

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