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On Thursday 14 April, professionals from The Hague’s public, private, and non-profit sectors came together in a hybrid event to 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, we explored 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.
During the keynote, panellists John Marks, the founder of Search for Common Ground and Confluence International and Brittany Sage Brown from The Kraft Heinz Company discussed a variety of topics:
All attendees also made new connections via diverse roundabout sessions run by a wide variety of organisations. Following that, roundabout hosts also had the opportunity to shared additional insights from these smaller group discussions with the wider audience during the keynote discussion.


On Thursday 23 June, we’ll turn our focus to the future of democracy: where it stands, where it’s going, and what can be done to preserve it. If you would like to share your experiences or have a suggestion of a great organisation you would like to see at this café, please contact programming@humanityhub.net.

