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SUMMARY:Movies that Matter Festival 2022 – Changing matters
DESCRIPTION:Feel the world changing at the Movies that Matter Festival 2022. Forward\, backward and in directions we can barely comprehend. See more than 80 beautiful\, exciting and touching documentaries and feature films from all over the world. Experience inspiring debates\, Q&As and educational programmes. Meet directors\, activists\, thinkers\, and experts. \n\n\n\nFrom 8 to 16 April in The Hague (Filmhuis Den Haag and Pathé Buitenhof)\, online and at satellite locations throughout the country: the international film festival about human rights. Ticket sales start on Thursday 24 March.
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/movies-that-matter-festival-2022-changing-matters/
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SUMMARY:SPREEEK: Haagsch College: Try Out Revolusi: Een Levende Geschiedenis
DESCRIPTION:The Indonesian struggle for independence put an end to Dutch colonial rule in Asia. A history that still divides today. But what exactly happened there? And how did Indonesians experience their struggle for independence? \n\n\n\nThe Belgian historian and writer David Van Reybrouck conducted six years of research and spoke to the very last witnesses of this history in the Netherlands and Indonesia\, but also in Japan and Nepal. In his theater performance Revolusi: a living history David teaches us to look at the Dutch East Indies through different eyes. And he explains why an independent Indonesia changed the world forever. \n\n\n\nUsing beautiful images\, gripping stories and intriguing characters\, he shows how the Indonesian revolusi still lives on in our time. \n\n\n\nIn collaboration with: Montesquieu InstituutLocation: NieuwspoortDate and time: 11 April \, 19:30 – 21:15Main language: NederlandsTheme: Spreeek about Freedom
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/spreeek-haagsch-college-try-out-revolusi-een-levende-geschiedenis/
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SUMMARY:SPREEEK: Never Waste A Good Crisis - Een Hoopvol Gesprek Tussen Vijf Visionaire Vrouwen
DESCRIPTION:About SPREEEK: The Humanity Hub is a proud to partner with 9 other organizations on the SPREEEK platform\, to encourage dialogue and debate here in the city of The Hague. Find out more This link opens in a new tab. \n\n\n\nOn Monday 11 April\, the HOT will present the closing evening of ‘Never Waste a Good Crisis’. Front women of major civil society organizations present their vision of today and shine a light on the future. The recurring question was always: what can we do ourselves? With which concrete actions can we achieve a better world together? \n\n\n\nOn Monday 11 April\, Jellie Brouwer will put this question to all guests one more time. You listen to Marjan Minnesma (Urgenda)\, Monika Sie Dhian Ho (Institute Clingendael)\, Mariëtte Hamer (SER) and Ikram Cakir and Roselie Schonewille (Oxfam Novib). A hopeful conversation between five visionary women that helps us put our words into action. \n\n\n\nLocation: Het Nationale TheaterDate and time: 11 April \, 20:15Main language: NederlandsTheme: Spreeek about Sustainability
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/spreeek-never-waste-a-good-crisis-een-hoopvol-gesprek-tussen-vijf-visionaire-vrouwen/
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SUMMARY:The Trouble with Aid: Movie Afternoon
DESCRIPTION:During this movie afternoon\, we will watch the documentary ‘The trouble with aid‘. \n\n\n\nThe documentary film The Trouble with aid travels through the history of modern humanitarianism\, starting in the Biafran war in the late 1970s to move on to Ethiopia\, Rwanda\, Afghanistan\, and others. It shows some of the core dilemma’s humanitarians face\, and how these were dealt with in these different episodes\, some of which turned out to be game changers afterwards\, for policy\, norms and practices in humanitarian aid. The film gives a critical impression of a humanitarian sector where idealism frequently clashes with the everyday politics of crisis and disaster\, and its consequences. \n\n\n\nAfter the movie we will discuss the film to see how these complexities shape today’s humanitarian world and its dilemma’s and im/possibilities. Bram Jansen will lead the discussion. Bram is an anthropologist with the Sociology of Development and Change group (SDC) at Wageningen University. His teaching and research focuses on refugee- and humanitarian studies. \n\n\n\nProgram\n\n\n\n16:00 Short introduction and drinks \n\n\n\n16:15 Start movie \n\n\n\n17:15 Pizza break \n\n\n\n18:30 End movie\, short discussion \n\n\n\n19:00 Wrap up \n\n\n\nYou can sign up for this event by sending an email to:kuno@kuno-platform.nl \n\n\n\nLimited places available!
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/the-trouble-with-aid-movie-afternoon/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20220413T080000
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SUMMARY:(Online) The Hague Roundtable on Climate & Security
DESCRIPTION:Join online with experts from water\, agriculture and research organizations in the Southeastern United States andinternationally to share approaches in water and agriculture projects. This hybrid event will feature presentations andworking groups to discuss needs and potential project cooperation on water and food security adaptation in Central Asia.A live/online panel will convene at IHE Delft Inst. for Water Education in the Netherlands\, and in India hosted by the GlobalNetwork of Civil Society Organisations for Disaster Reduction (GNDR). These panels will connect online with some 150officials meeting live at Mississippi State University to explore opportunities for collaborative action. \n\n\n\n13 April 2022 (CET):15:00 Welcome & Introduction to MSU/IHE Delft/Hague Roundtable15:10 Irrigation & Field Management: Dr. Drew Gholson\, National Ctr for Alluvial Aquifer Research / MSU15:40 Surface & Alternative Water Use/Reuse: Dr. Michele Reba\, Research Hydrologist USDA / Arkansas State Univ.16:10 Hydro forecasts/climate-water in Cent. Asia: Dr. Abror Gafurov\, Hydrologist CAWa\, Helmholtz-Centre Potsdam16:50 Working group on exploring partnerships in food-water resilience in Cent. Asia; with John Matthews of AGWA17:40 – 18:00 Plenary: recap and way forward from working group; with John Matthews \n\n\n\n14 April (CET):15:00 Welcome & Introduction15:10 Groundwater/Aquifers: Dr. Dana Porter\, Professor & AgriLife Extension agri engineering\, Texas A&M Univ.15:40 Groundwater/Aquifers: Cathy Janasie\, Senior Research Counsel at Natl. Sea Grant Law Ctr./ Univ. of Mississippi16:10 Cooperation/water and food security: from (Tajikistan TBC); Presentation & Discussion16:50 Working group discussion on exploring partnership action in groundwater + view on UN 2023 Water Conference\,with the Netherlands and Tajikistan; Henk Ovink\, NL Special Envoy for Water Affairs & John Matthews of AGWA17:40 – 18:00 Plenary recap and way forward from working group; with Henk Ovink \n\n\n\nAbout The Hague Roundtable: The Hague Roundtable on Climate & Security is an independent initiative to supportinternational cooperation on climate impacts. This interactive forum facilitates a global dialogue among governments\,NGOs\, education institutions\, development organizations\, military\, private sector\, and donor organizations.
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/online-the-hague-roundtable-on-climate-security/
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SUMMARY: Global Justice Cinema workshop
DESCRIPTION:Movies that Matter and Asser are pleased to present the Global Justice Cinema workshop on the 13-14 April 2022. \n\n\n\nBackgroundDocumentary film is a very powerful medium in the field of global justice. It can document human rights violations\, uncover abuses of power\, communicate a strong message of solidarity and call for action. But documentary filmmaking is never just a ‘neutral’ registration of reality. The Global Justice Cinema workshop challenges you to critically watch\, assess\, and discuss what these films communicate and how this is achieved. For this workshop\, the Asser Institute and VU Amsterdam This link opens in a new tab join forces with human rights film festival Movies that Matter. Therefore\, you can expect great lectures in film and international justice by professors at the Asser Institute and VU as well as a chance to enjoy the latest films addressing the complexities of international rights. You will also have the unique opportunity to meet and interact with filmmakers and activists present at the festival venue. In this way\, we offer the best of both the world of global justice and the world of documentary film. \n\n\n\nThe workshop is connected to the Camera Justitia This link opens in a new tab competition on law and justice at the Movies that Matter Festival. \n\n\n\nWho should join?It is a multidisciplinary programme\, therefore we welcome professionals and students from a broad spectrum of disciplines\, but it is likely most interesting to those involved in film\, international law\, human rights\, communication\, media\, art\, and international politics. \n\n\n\nNo specific background in film and/or international justice is required\, only a passion for the medium of film and for the topic of justice. \n\n\n\nThe programme takes place in-person in The Hague and includes a dinner and a film screening. \n\n\n\nIn addition to the screening of ‘The Treasures of Crimea’ as part of the workshop\, you will receive tickets to a very special screening of ‘Myanmar Diaries This link opens in a new tab‘. \n\n\n\nProvisional programme:Wednesday 13 April at the Asser Institute9:00 – 13:00 Lectures on documentary film and international justice by Prof. Wouter Werner This link opens in a new tab (VU Amsterdam) and Dr. Sofia Stolk This link opens in a new tab (Asser Institute) and others (TBA)13:00-16:00 Screening and discussion of short film with filmmaker (TBA) \n\n\n\nPathé Buitenhof\, The Hague18:00 Dinner at festival venue20:30 Screening ‘The Treasures of Crimea’ from Camera Justitia competition at Movies that Matter Festival  \n\n\n\nThursday 14 April at the Festival venue9:00 – 11:00 Extended Q&A discussion with filmmaker11:00 – 15:30 Lectures and case studies on Impact and Outreach by Julie Nederkoorn This link opens in a new tab (project coordinator International Support at Movies that Matter) and Michael Liu This link opens in a new tab (lawyer\, civil society activist\, and researcher at Leiden University)16:00 – Camera Justitia Masterclass (speaker TBA)18:00 – Dinner20:00 – Camera Justitia Night (optional) 
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/global-justice-cinema-workshop/
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SUMMARY:peace&justice café: What's the Role of the Private Sector? (In-Person/Online)
DESCRIPTION:This link opens in a new tab\n\n\n\nJoin us on April 14 as we highlight the role the private sector can\, should\, and does play in driving a more peaceful and just world. When it comes to the most critical issues of our time like climate change\, inequity\, poverty\, social justice\, or the Russian invasion of Ukraine\, companies are increasingly being faced with calls to respond in a world that seems to be shifting beneath us by the day. At the next peace&justice café\, professionals of The Hague’s public\, private\, and non-profit sectors will explore how the private sector chooses to respond to these calls and how NGOs\, governments\, and international organisations can shape this expanded role that they are carving out.  \n\n\n\nAt this edition of the peace&justice café\, network with organisations and businesses with experience of this new corporate adaptation to a more expectant public\, and (re)connect on common goals.  \n\n\n\nIf you would like to share your experiences\, or have a great suggestion of another organization or a business for us\, please contact programming@humanityhub.net This link opens in a new tab! \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWe’re excited to welcome the following speakers to the next edition of the peace&justice café on April 14:\n\n\n\nJohn Marks\, Founder of Search for Common Ground and Confluence International: Roundabout host and Keynote panel participant\, In-PersonBrittany Sage Brown from The Kraft Heinz Company – Keynote panel participant\, In-PersonMaddalena Neglia from FIDH (International Federation for Human Rights) – Roundabout host\, VirtualPiotr Drozd from Leaders for Climate Action – Roundabout host\, VirtualJoanna van der Merwe and Manuel Ignacio Galdames Castillo from the Centre for Innovation Leiden University: Roundabout co-hosts\, In-PersonIvana Ninčić from International Mediation Institute: Roundabout host\, VirtualAlexander Gunkel from Space4Good: Roundabout host\, VirtualAlexander Bertram from ActivityInfo and Claire Barnhoorn from Solvoz: Roundabout co-hosts\, In-PersonNoor Lekkerkerker from Upinion: Roundabout host\, In-PersonKatja Marianne Noordam from FairChange: Roundabout host\, In-Person\n\n\n\nThe event will also be moderated by Connor Sattely. This link opens in a new tab
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/peacejustice-cafe-cross-sectoral-collaboration/
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