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SUMMARY:My Human Rights Hero Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Artist Julia Brants This link opens in a new tab and photographer Gregor Servais Fotografie This link opens in a new tab\, have put together an interactive exhibition aimed to inspire and inform you about how you can contribute to human rights. The title: My Human Rights Hero. \nThe exhibition looks at philanthropists connected to The Hague to not only ask ‘why’ but ‘how’ do they do what they do?’ Each individual has their own story\, their own background\, and their own journey. This inspiring exhibition will showcase how it is possible to create your own impact and be a part of the fight for Human Rights. \nTo learn more about this free event click here!
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/my-human-rights-hero/
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SUMMARY:How Can Media Contribute To Human Rights?
DESCRIPTION:This HagueTalks will focus on the opportunities that media provide for human rights and freedom of expression. Three speakers from Nigeria\, Kuwait and Turkey share in a personal talk how they use and transform media to create a dialogue on human right issues in their own countries. \nStories and news are more accessible than ever to people all around the world. Social media can provide a platform for human rights activists and underrepresented in society such as women and LGBT. But how is media really changing the work of human rights activists? How can it be used for the benefit of human rights and freedom of expression? And what are the risks? \nThree speakers from Nigeria\, Kuwait and Turkey will give a short\, personal talk and have a discussion with each other and the audience on how media can be used and supported for the benefit of human rights and freedom of expression. \nJoin the conversation and share your own insights! \nABOUT THE SPEAKERS\n\nEngin Onder is from Turkey. He is the co-founder of 140journos\, Turkey’s trending new media publisher. He was named as “the Man Transforming Journalism in Turkey” in TIME Magazine’s “Next Generation Leaders” series in 2015. He has been in a constant effort to understand\, analyze and tell about Turkey since 2012.\nUmmi Bukar (Nigeria). As a gender rights activist\, Ummi Bukar specializes in media for development. She strongly believes in providing a platform for direct voices\, especially for the underrepresented in the society\, women in particular. Among others\, she has made a documentary highlighting the role of women in peace and security\, and how conflict has changed gender roles in a conservative Muslim society.\nAtyab Al-Shatti (Kuwait). Atyab Al-Shatti is a lawyer\, author and a journalist for Kuwait Times Newspaper. Atyab is currently combining working as the Deputy Secretary General of the Kuwait Society for Human Rights with practicing law at Al Adwani law firm. As a human rights activist she focuses mainly on the human rights situation in the gulf region\, with a particular interest in studies regarding gaps and shortfalls in national laws compared to the international conventions Kuwait has signed regarding human rights. Besides her work as a lawyer\, Atyab published two novels and writes for the legal segment of the Arab Times newspaper.\n\nThe talk will be moderated by Nana Akosua Hanson. She is a cultural producer in Ghana who organizes artistic events and public conversations that covers a range of social justice topics. \nThe event will be co-hosted by Humanity House\, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and RVO. If you can’t attend\, follow us via livestream here.
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/how-can-media-contribute-to-human-rights/
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SUMMARY:Workshop: Connecting directly with people in crisis situations
DESCRIPTION:Learn why we create these connections and how the insights gathered will result in better humanitarian aid.\nWe believe that those affected by crisis situations are the best to identify their problems\, needs\, and solutions. However\, decisions affecting their lives are often made on behalf of them and not with them. \nWe want to change that. So\, instead of making decisions based on assumptions\, include the opinion of the communities into your decision\, and learn first-hand how impactful your interventions are. We engage with communities in crisis areas the same way they connect with their friends and families using apps like Facebook Messenger\, WhatsApp and Upinion Messenger. By gathering instant insights and stories from people in crisis situations\, Upinion amplifies people’s voice. \n\n\nJoin our workshop!\n\n\n\n\nWe would like to share our story with you. On 24th of January we host a workshop in the Humanity Hub. We will share with you our work\, the communication tool we use to connect with communities\, and some use cases from our work. You can also try the tool yourself. We will then open the floor for discussion where we will focus on how you currently connect with communities you work with and see if Upinion could help you with with that. \n\nRegister here:\nhttps://upinion.com/upinion-workshop-january-2019/
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