Are you working toward a more peaceful and just world and looking to become a member of The Hague Humanity Hub? Join our vibrant, interdisciplinary community of innovators, changemakers, and organisations making an impact from The Hague and beyond. Whether you’re an individual professional or an organisation, the Hub offers meaningful connections, flexible workspace, and opportunities to collaborate.
As a Humanity Hub member, you’ll gain:
Connect with 600+ professionals and organisations in peace, justice, and humanitarian action.
Participate in curated events and co-creation programs that spark innovation and partnerships.
Enjoy flexible options at our centrally located campus in The Hague — designed to fit your way of working.
Showcase your work through our communications channels, member spotlights, and public events.
Help shape a values-driven environment centered on openness, collaboration, and meaningful impact.
For all the details please refer to our membership brochure or get in touch via the link at the bottom of this page.
Whether you’re an individual looking for meaningful connections or an organisation working across peace, justice, human rights, humanitarian innovation, sustainable development, and more, we’d love to welcome you!
Freelancers, researchers, consultants, or professionals looking for community and collaboration.
42 EUR/month (+ VAT) per person
NGOs, social enterprises, startups, think tanks, international networks, and more.
Starting at 1840 EUR (+ VAT) per year (up to 5 members, annual payment)
The Hub provides flexible coworking spaces, meeting rooms, event spaces, and access to a community of organisations and experts in the peace and justice sector. We also offer amenities like high-speed internet, printing services, and kitchen facilities, which also include unlimited coffee and tea.
Our hospitality team is at the Hub to welcome you and your guests Monday to Friday, between 09:00 – 17:00. However, if you are a resident and have an access key, you can access the Hub space 24/7!
Members have access to support to boost their visibility, get connected to amplify their impact, participate and get exclusive access to various events and networking opportunities. Hub members have special opportunities to share knowledge. Moreover, Hub members have access to the Café and Clubhouse and enjoy preferential discounts in booking meeting rooms and events spaces.
The Hague Humanity Hub applies a one calendar month notice period for change in services. This means that we invite you to let us know of your decision to downgrade or change your services before the end of the month so that these changes can enter effect at the desired time.
Please send a written request to the Memberships Team to request these changes.
The Humanity Hub does not have an option to pause temporarily your membership. Instead, you can terminate your membership and come back once you’re back in town or with the capacity to engage. But don’t worry, our members are not only based in The Netherlands. Many of our members are international and remain engaged through online participation. Would you like to find out how to make the most of your membership while you’re away? Get in touch with our team via e-mail or our Slack channel.
We understand this can happen. Please inform the Memberships Team via e-mail as soon as possible. We will then deactivate your key and issue a request for a new one. Please note you will be charged a 25 EUR deposit for the new key.
Yes! Freelancers are welcome to join the Humanity Hub if they are registered at the Chamber of Commerce (Kamer van Koophandel) and if their activities are closely aligned with the mission and values of the Humanity Hub! Let us know if you’re interested in becoming a member by filling out this quick form and a member of our team will get in touch!
If you’re interested in working from the Humanity Hub, we’re eager to welcome you for a tour of the facilities! Please contact the Memberships Team to schedule date and time of your tour.
To become a member, you can apply via the form on our website or you can contact the Memberships Team directly. Membership options vary based on your organisation’s size and needs. You can check the details on our membership page.
Yes, absolutely. We encourage all members to make full use of the Hub’s meeting rooms and event spaces. Whether you’re planning a meeting, workshop, or networking event, our team is here to support you in making it a success.
As a member, you benefit from a minimum 20% discount on the hourly rate for small and medium-sized meeting rooms. Depending on your membership type and residency services, this discount may be even greater. To explore booking options and learn more about the available spaces, click here.
If you’re unsure or need assistance, feel free to reach out to our Meetings & Events Team.
As a member of the Hub, you’re welcome to have guests at the Café & Clubhouse (3rd Floor) for informal meetings, work stints and to hangout. If you’re a resident and would like your colleague to work in the Co-working Areas (2nd and 4th floors), you need to purchase a day pass directly at the Hub Café.
Do you want to learn more about membership at the Humanity Hub? Get in touch with our Community Manager Marcela Neves for tailored advice, a tour of the Hub, or simply for more information on our services and prices.
GET IN TOUCH
Every year, as COP approaches, cities around the world host their own climate weeks. New York and London are among the most well-known, while Brussels and Bangkok are growing, and in just a few weeks it’s our turn here in The Hague. But how can you make the most out of a climate week?
Lars Peter Nissen is the CEO of ACAPS, an independent organisation providing analysis for crisis response worldwide. Driven by a belief that the humanitarian sector must tell the story of the people it is not reaching, Lars Peter has spent decades working in crisis settings, from El Salvador to Afghanistan, and still urges professionals to question the rules and drop the hero narrative.
Gender-based violence remains a major problem in Malawi, with reports showing that around 40% of women experience some form of abuse in their lifetime. In this edition, we welcomed Elizabeth Molloy, an Irish gender studies educator and consultant, for a conversation on a question rarely asked about Malawi: who actually pays for its peace?
