• #DemocracyDrinks: Urgency and Opportunity Meet in the EU Enlargement Debate

    The Hague Humanity Hub Fluwelen Burgwal 58, Den Haag, ZH, Netherlands

    How should the EU, the Netherlands and other EU member states improve and speed up EU enlargement to the Western Balkans - and beyond? As more and more Western Balkan nations move towards the EU, what is the role that the rest of Europe stands to play in their pursuit of accession? How can EU […]

  • Why International Law is Failing as a Discipline: Geopolitics, Legality and the Crisis of Cartographic Vision

    Asser Institute R.J. Schimmelpennincklaan 20-22, The Hague, Netherlands

    Join us for a keynote lecture by Prof. Nikolas Rajkovic (Tilburg University), exploring how our traditional way of seeing the world through maps is being strained by an increasingly complex reality of infrastructures and systems, leaving international law in a ‘perceptual lag’. The territorial trap  For decades, territorial maps promised order. But this ‘cartographic imagination' is breaking. Prof. Rajkovic warns that international legal discipline is stuck in an outdated mindset that ignores modern reality. […]

  • Public Lecture: Judging International Justice – featuring Judge Dire Tladi

    Asser Institute R.J. Schimmelpennincklaan 20-22, The Hague, Netherlands

      Please join us for a lecture from the Honourable Judge Dire Tladi. This lecture offers an opportunity to hear directly from a sitting international judge on the role, responsibilities, and limits of international adjudication today. This event marks the second annual Judging International Justice Lecture. Drawing on his experience as a judge, scholar, and former […]

  • Youth Speak Night

    Universiteitscampus Spui Spui 5, Den Haag, South Holland, Netherlands

    Youth Speak Night (YSN) is an interactive, dialogue-driven event organized by AIESEC Leiden/The Hague under the NOUR Project. It brings together students, professionals, and experts for an evening focused on meaningful exchange and cross-cultural understanding. This edition of YSN centres on the theme “Connecting Cultures,” aligned with Sustainable Development Goal 17: Partnerships for the Goals. […]

  • Fireside Peace Chats: Youth & Peace with Jonathan van Varik

    The Hague Humanity Hub Fluwelen Burgwal 58, Den Haag, ZH, Netherlands

      In this next edition of FPC, we will discuss the unique perspective and position that youth can and should play in advancing peace from the local to the global level. Our guest speaker for this FPC edition is Jonathan van Varik, youth worker, freelance peace-builder, and the lead coordinator of the 2026 Youth Peace […]

  • Sneak Peek: From Principles to Practice – Building the Peace-Positive Investment Workshop Series

    The Hague Humanity Hub Fluwelen Burgwal 58, Den Haag, ZH, Netherlands

    PeaceFinance.org and The Hague Humanity Hub, through the Hub’s Investing in Peace initiative, invite you to a free Sneak Peek session introducing Peace Finance and a workshop series currently under development. This 75-minute session explores Peace Finance as a practical approach to designing and financing initiatives that intentionally build peace — making trust, inclusion, and […]

  • The Hague Local Election Night

      Making local democracy accessible to all residents of The Hague. Learn who can vote, what’s at stake, and ask the parties directly. Many residents of The Hague are unsure whether they can vote in municipal elections, what the city council is responsible for, or how local politics affects everyday life. This Election Night is […]

  • Shape Your Vote: Municipal Edition

    The Hague

    Dutch Municipal Elections: What are they? Can I vote? How do voting and elections even work in The Netherlands? Find out during this event! Are you an international living in the Netherlands and preparing to vote for the first time? Get informed on the Dutch voting system! Join Global Shapers and Stem op een Vrouw […]

  • The Handshake with Naomi Hija @ ROC Mondriaan

    ROC Mondriaan 5 Vas Diasdreef, The Hague, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands

    This is a Dutch-language event.   Join The Handshake, our interactive event series that connects ambitious changemakers with experienced professionals in the peace & justice and "for good" sector. For the March 2026 edition, organised in collaboration with ROC Mondriaan, a limited number of places are available to the public. Register quickly to secure your […]

  • Global Challenges: Discover, Discuss, Drive Change

    Wijnhaven Turfmarkt 99, The Hague, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands

    In an era defined by rapid technological advancements, environmental crises, and shifting socio-political landscapes, the Global Challenges: Discover, Discuss, Drive Change conference aims to bring together thought-leaders, innovators, and change-makers from around the world to explore and address the most pressing global issues. A day of exciting lectures, panels, and workshops brought to you by a range of experts […]

  • Brown Bag Lunch – How Can Data Science Strengthen Your Programming?

    Seva Foundation invites you, as a fellow hub member, to a brown-bag lunch. It will be an informal gathering to get to know each other and explore how data science can help strengthen programs, improve decision-making, and increase impact. Because many organizations collect large amounts of data, yet turning that data into meaningful insights for […]

  • Valedictory lecture Professor Wendy Harcourt | Connecting with Care: Pedagogies of transformation

    International Institute of Social Sciences Kortenaerkade 12, Den Haag, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands

    On 16 March 2026, Professor Wendy Harcourt will deliver her valedictory lecture entitled 'Connecting with Care: Pedagogies for transformation' Wendy Harcourt came to ISS not as a trained teacher but as a feminist and research activist, more used to speaking as an advocate than giving lectures. In her valedictory lecture she will candidly share how she came to […]

  • Election debate The Hague – Peace in the city

    This is a Dutch-spoken event. Free admission 8:00 PM (doors open at 7:30 PM) – Paviljoensgracht 20, The Hague (hall on the 3rd floor) How do young city council members want to contribute to peace, justice, and security in times of polarization, militarization, and geopolitical threats? Register via: denhaag@nieuwevredesbeweging.nl

  • Workshop: Geospatial Analysis for Human Rights and Criminal Investigations

    This online workshop aims to equip participants with the ability to conduct basic to intermediate-level geospatial analysis for investigations using open source tools. At the end of the training, attendees will understand the importance of getting to know the geography and environment of a country, how satellites work, how satellite imagery is created and processed, […]

  • Community Drinks | Picture Power: How Stories Shape Change

    The Hague Humanity Hub Fluwelen Burgwal 58, Den Haag, ZH, Netherlands

    What if your next game-changing connection is just a drink away? Join us for Community Drinks to wind down around a glass, make new connections, and get inspired by the spotlights of the evening. Hosted at The Hague Humanity Hub, this is the place for you to get away from your busy schedule and enjoy after-hours […]

  • Friday Pause & Shift: a morning space for changemakers

    The Hague Humanity Hub Fluwelen Burgwal 58, Den Haag, ZH, Netherlands

    Friday Pause & Shift for Changemakers is a monthly 90-minute Friday morning gathering at the Humanity Hub - a facilitated space to pause,  reflect, and reconnect at the end of the workweek. Inspired by Climate Café principles, this is not a workshop, debate, or therapy session. There is no fixing or problem-solving. Instead, we gather […]

  • Non-Violent Communication: Giraffe or Jackal?

    The Hague Humanity Hub Fluwelen Burgwal 58, Den Haag, ZH, Netherlands

    Join the workshop and explore a different way of communicating. A job interview feels tense. A team discussion turns sensitive. A conversation about values, diversity or social impact suddenly becomes uncomfortable. This interactive workshop offers a first introduction to Nonviolent Communication (NVC). Rather than promising quick fixes, this session creates awareness of how language shapes […]

  • Citizen Participation and Inclusive Governance

    The Hague

    The Citizen Participation and Inclusive Governance course is designed for professionals working on participation, inclusion and social accountability processes. We encourage participants from national, regional and local governments, NGOs and donor and development organisations to apply. After this course, participants will receive a professional certificate of completion from The Hague Academy for Local Governance. *Professionals […]

  • Localizing humanitarian decision making: MSF’s Field Recentralisation initiative

    Online

    Rye will present his research into the Medicins Sans Frontieres (MSF) ‘Field Recentralisation’ initiative, which aims to decentralize decision making from headquarters in Europe to field offices in Southern African countries. This localization initiative is intended to make MSF’s work more adaptable, flexible and innovative, as well as moving decision making closer to affected people. […]

  • Addressing barriers to local actors in NGO security coordination

    Online

    The humanitarian sector is entering a period of profound transition. As the Humanitarian Reset unfolds, long-standing questions take on renewed urgency: will this moment advance the ambitions of the Grand Bargain and the Charter for Change, and can the system move toward greater equity without deepening risks for aid workers, particularly those from crisis-affected countries? […]