Events

On 20 February, the Dutch government introduced a new direction for its development policy, as outlined in the Beleidsbrief Ontwikkelingshulp. With significant budget cuts to areas such as gender equality, education, and climate initiatives, as well as a sharpened focus on trade, security, and migration, this shift will reshape how the Netherlands engages in global development. Join us for […]

On February 25th, The Hague Humanity Hub, together with the Heritage of the Future Foundation, presents a symbolic JUST PEACE concert with the Kyiv Symphony Orchestra, marking the third anniversary of Russia’s war against Ukraine. Under the baton of the world star conductor, Oksana Lyniv, the program features works that reflect the horrors of war while offering hope for […]

In this Hum-Gov webinar, PhD Researcher Hyeonggeun Ji and AOSED Executive Director Shamim Arfeen will discuss humanitarian accountability from the perspective of climate-related displaced communities in rural Bangladesh.  They will discuss issues around corruption in emergency aid, the role of village leaders in manipulating aid resources, the problem of corruption reporting in close-knit communities, and […]

Join us on 4 March 2025, from 17:00 to 19:00 at The Humanity Hub, The Hague, for an engaging discussion on the evaluation of Dutch human rights policy and its future direction. Policy Evaluation & Discussion On 11 February 2025, the Directorate for International Research and Policy Evaluation (IOB)—the independent evaluation service of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs—published its assessment of Dutch human […]

In honour of International Women’s Day, the Asser Institute will host a panel discussion, reflecting on Bertha Von Suttner’s (9 juni 1843 - Wenen, 21 juni 1914) invaluable contributions and examining how her principles continue to influence the work of legal professionals and peacebuilders today. As a pioneering figure in the peace movement and the first woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize, von Suttner’s legacy […]

PeaceTech. Dual use or not. We need more of it. This is the first online meetup in a series of events on PeaceTech for changemakers with an appitite for reconciliation, empathy, love and disarmament. PeaceTech is the niche space of social and impact-driven entrepreneurship with the simple aim to positively influence peace. ​Expect an open […]

// English Below // Op 8 maart is het internationale vrouwendag en staan we stil bij de nog altijd bestaande genderongelijkheid. Op veel plekken neemt de ongelijkheid zelfs toe en staan de rechten van vrouwen en LHBTIQ+ personen onder druk. Daarom is het belangrijk om ons uit te spreken en in actie te komen. Over […]

Join us for the next edition in the Fireside Peace Chats (FPC) series, titled “The Zainichi Korean Community, the Division, and Peace Movement”. This edition takes place with Kyungmook Kim, a professor of peace studies and activist within Japanese civil society. The Korean Peninsula was under Japanese colonial rule for 36 years, from 1910 to […]

As conflicts and crises become more complex and interconnected, efforts to build peace and strengthen justice systems must be adaptive, inclusive, and locally grounded. This discussion will explore how UNDP and its partners are navigating these challenges - linking governance, rule of law, and conflict prevention with approaches that empower local actors and foster resilience. […]

KUNO invites you all to join our Network drinks on Tuesday afternoon 11 March. Network drinks KUNO would like to invite all of you to join the KUNO Network drinks. It’s an opportunity to meet each other, to reflect on our work – especially in the context of current political developments – or simply to […]

Have you ever wondered how international law shapes your world? Join us for an evening of inspiring art, moving music, thought-provoking poetry, and lively discussions as we explore these powerful forces in a new light. This special event, “Unlocking international law”, co-organised by the Asser Institute and the KABK, brings together artists, legal experts, and […]

Across the world, anti-rights movements are growing, threatening human rights, gender equality and civic space. But how do these movements operate? And what can we do as a sector to counteract their influence? Join the next Partos LNOB Brown Bag Session for an in-depth discussion on the global rise of anti-rights actors and their impact […]

Climate justice requires inclusive decision-making that represents the voices of those most affected by climate change, such as Indigenous Peoples, young people and affected communities from the Global South. However, a lack of transparency and meaningful participation in climate negotiations often leaves these groups sidelined or reduced to token representation. How can we ensure that […]

New U.S. policies threatening the enforcement of whistleblower and anti-corruption laws demand new tactics for fighting corruption. In this event, U.S. whistleblower experts from leading whistleblower law firm, Kohn, Kohn & Colapinto LLP (KKC), as well as the National Whistleblower Center (NWC) will address the new realities and necessary solutions. Since 1988, the NWC and […]

In this hybrid event you will gain insights into EU funding and specifically the EU CERV programme, its objectives, how it works and how to apply. The session is a combination of presentations, Q&A and a practical exercise. Who is it for? Non-profit organisations, public bodies, civil society organisations based in the EU or in […]

How can you ensure that valuable insights from your programmes and interventions don’t get lost but instead drive future impact? Join our SP Lab learning session on documenting and sharing lessons learned within your organisation and beyond.   Within the volatile world of development funding, documenting and using lessons learned is essential. Therefore, the Partos SP Lab is organising a series of learning sessions on […]

Big ideas need a strong foundation! Join a breakfast session with expert founders sharing insights on building impact-driven businesses. Impact isn’t an afterthought—it’s embedded in the DNA of your venture from day one. Dreaming of launching a business that truly makes an impact? This is your chance to learn from those who’ve done it! Join […]

Do you want to get involved in the different international communities in The Hague or are you just curious to meet other internationals? The Feel at Home event is a great way to meet and mingle! Join the Hague International Centre's Feel at Home event on Monday 24 March 2025 at De Boterwaag in the […]

Humanitarian Governance webinar series Join Cultural Emergency Response and The Hague Humanitarian Studies Centre at the International Institute of Social Studies, for a webinar on protecting culture in times of crisis.  Speakers Nimalka Passanha (Project Coordinator at CER), Shyamika Jayasundara-Smits (Associate Professor in Conflict & Peace Studies at ISS) and Kaira Zoe Canete (Senior Researcher at HSC) will discuss the connection between psychosocial care and […]

The conference will address whether and how transitional justice (TJ) can be used as an innovative way to counter terrorism by analysing the Northern Ireland and Colombian cases. TJ is defined by the United Nations as “the full range of processes and mechanisms associated with a society’s attempts to come to terms with a legacy […]

Together with the Asser Institute and VU Amsterdam, Movies that Matter presents a full-day in-depth exploration into the world of film and global justice. Participants have exclusive access to closed sessions of the Global Justice Cinema seminar and access to the Masterclass and the Justice Frame Night.  Global Justice Cinema seminar Documentary film is a […]

What does President Trump’s return mean for Central Asia? Join us for an insightful online panel discussion hosted in cooperation with the OSCE Academy in Bishkek! Date: Tuesday, 1 April 2025Time: 11:00–13:00 CETLocation: Online (Google Meet) meet.google.com/ndb-xbsj-csh We'll explore the first 100 days of President Trump’s new term and the geopolitical implications for the Central […]

During this event co-organized at the International Institute of Social Studies (ISS) by Save the Children and the Legal Mobilization Platform with The Hague Humanitarian Studies Centre, panellists will discuss how the rights of children affected by armed conflict have been violated, the role of the UN Committee on the Rights of Children to try […]

Join us for a Roundtable for Change as we explore how the Equal Trade Model can reshape global trade relations and create a more just and inclusive economy. This is your chance to be part of a movement that empowers producers in the Global South by giving them a stake in the entire value chain. […]

SAVE THE DATE The conference will be a good opportunity for experts and activists from the South Caucasus, the EU and beyond to discuss the role of the EU in the South Caucasus in the context of radically changing domestic and regional dynamics. Türkiye's role in the region will also be on the agenda of […]

First session About the event Challenges to the aid system as it is are not unique to this moment. Fears over a shrinking humanitarian space have been an ongoing concern over the last decade. So how can we think with and beyond these concerns, recognising their profound impacts on the lives of the affected people, and the possibilities for […]

During this next info-session on the Just Peace Festival, we will provide more details on the process, communication plan, and additional opportunities for collaboration. This meeting will take place online. We look forward to hearing about your progress!

As the humanitarian sector wades deeper into the AI age, critical questions about data readiness come to the forefront. This webinar delves into the challenges and opportunities of adapting humanitarian data systems—examining the need for robust standards, secure APIs, and scalable infrastructure and interoperability. It also highlights the growing role of the private sector in […]