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SUMMARY:Webinar: Moving forward with the Power Awareness Tool
DESCRIPTION:Join Ngo-federatie and Partos for an interactive webinar on October 20th (3-4:30PM CET) introducing the Power Awareness Tool (PAT)\, a practical instrument designed with co-investing organisations to support more equitable partnerships in international cooperation. The PAT guides you through an honest look at decision-making dynamics\, helping ensure everyone’s voice is valued and shift power where necessary. \nWhat is the session about?\nDuring this session\, participants will explore why the PAT matters\, what it is\, and how it works in practice. The webinar will feature experiences from international partners\, Belgian and Dutch NGOs\, and Majority World actors\, who will share insights on successes\, challenges\, and lessons learned from using the tool. Furthermore\, we aim for this session to be an interactive space for dialogue\, where participants can exchange experiences\, discuss the tool\, and jointly explore pathways to advance power shifting in partnerships. \nThe webinar is open to Majority World organisations and partners\, Belgian and Dutch NGOs\, donors\, and other actors committed to advancing equitable partnerships. \nPracticalities:  \n\nFollowing the session\, those interested are welcome to stay for an informal online discussion and networking opportunity from 4:30 to 5:00 p.m.\nFacilitation by Josfien Fraeyman (Ngo-federatie) and Ida Kuijper (Partos)\nRegister for the webinar before 16 October\nYou will receive the link for the webinar a couple of days before the event\nThe session will be held in English\n\nContact information will be shared with Ngo-federatie (cf. GDPR)\nMore info will follow soon! \n	Sign up here! This link opens in a new tab
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/webinar-moving-forward-with-the-power-awareness-tool/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20261006T153000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20261006T170000
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SUMMARY:Samenwerken met diaspora-organisaties: ervaringen\, lessen en kansen
DESCRIPTION:Hoe werken Partosleden en diaspora-organisaties aan internationale solidariteit en samenwerking? Waar lopen we tegenaan en wat hebben we nodig om nieuwe verbindingen te laten ontstaan? Binnen het programma Nieuwe coalities voor internationale samenwerking organiseert Partos in samenwerking met Local Changemakers op 6 oktober een online uitwisseling tussen Partosleden en diaspora-organisaties. \nSamen verkennen\nWe willen deze bijeenkomst gebruiken om elkaar beter te leren kennen\, ervaringen te delen en samen te verkennen hoe de samenwerking tussen diaspora-organisaties en organisaties binnen internationale samenwerking kan worden versterkt. Welke  uitdagingen en aandachtspunten zien de deelnemers\, bijvoorbeeld rond gelijkwaardigheid\, rollen en verwachtingen\, representatie en het vinden van een passende vorm van samenwerking? \nDe bijeenkomst is nadrukkelijk geen presentatie of eenrichtingsverhaal. We willen ruimte maken voor ontmoeting en een open gesprek tussen verschillende organisaties en perspectieven. \nWe bespreken onder andere: \nWelke ervaringen zijn er met de samenwerking tussen diaspora-organisaties en Partosleden?\nWat maakt een samenwerking waardevol en gelijkwaardig?\nWelke uitdagingen of aandachtspunten komen we in de praktijk tegen?\nWelke kansen zien we voor nieuwe vormen van samenwerking?\nWaar is behoefte aan vanuit zowel diaspora-organisaties als Partosleden?\nHoe kunnen we samen aan een nieuwe toekomst voor internationale samenwerking bouwen?\nDe opbrengsten van de bijeenkomst nemen we mee in de verdere ontwikkeling van de Nieuwe Coalities voor internationale samenwerking. Zo willen we niet alleen nieuwe relaties leggen\, maar ook samenbouwen aan een bredere maatschappelijke coalitie rond internationale samenwerking en tegelijk de toekomst van ontwikkelingssamenwerking met elkaar vernieuwen. \nVoor wie?\nDe bijeenkomst is bedoeld voor Partosleden die samenwerken met diaspora-organisaties of dit willen verkennen\, én voor diaspora-organisaties die geïnteresseerd zijn in samenwerking rond internationale vraagstukken. Je hoeft dus geen bestaande samenwerking te hebben. Juist als je nieuwsgierig bent naar nieuwe verbindingen\, ben je van harte welkom. \nWil je vooraf al input geven over dit onderwerp? Vul dan vast deze korte vragenlijst in. Alvast bedankt! \nDit traject doet Partos in samenwerking met Georgina Kwakyevan Local Changemakers. \n	Schrijf je in This link opens in a new tab
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/samenwerken-met-diaspora-organisaties-ervaringen-lessen-en-kansen/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260928T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260928T140000
DTSTAMP:20260924T101537Z
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SUMMARY:15th UN Crime Congress - Customary and Informal Justice Ancillary Meeting
DESCRIPTION:The proposed ancillary meeting aims to share new insights on effective interface and coherence between the criminal justice system and informal and community-based justice that can deliver people-centered justice\, reduce crime\, and sustain peace. \n​The main objectives of the side event will include: \n\n​Share success stories on how improved interface and coherence between formal and customary\, informal\, and community-based justice actors contributes to access to justice\, crime prevention\, and peacebuilding\n​Spotlight evidence-based policy innovation of relevance to Member States participating in the 15th UN Crime Congress\n​Stimulate substantive action to advance people-centred justice through engagement with diverse pathways to justice\n​Foster knowledge exchange and coalition-building amongst policymakers\, practitioners\, and researchers\n\n  \n​Speakers: \nGuy Valère Badanaro\, Africa Representative\, Generation Justice Youth Network\, Togo \n​Jan Beagle\, Director-General\, IDLO \n​Enrique Gil Botero\, Secretary-General\, Conference of Ministers of Justice of the Ibero-American Countries \n​Georgia Diogo\, Director\, Ibero-American Network for International Legal Cooperation \n​Ayad Al-Kidi\, Executive Manager\, Afaq Shababia Foundation\, Yemen \n​Rachel Odoi-Musoke\, Senior Technical Advisor\, Governance and Security Programme\, Office of the President of Uganda \n​Judith Pareno\, Principal Secretary for the State Department for Justice\, Human Rights and Constitutional Affairs of Kenya \n​Owen Ripley\, Senior Assistant Deputy Minister of Justice\, Canada \n​Maria Filomena Singh\, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the Philippines \n​Rimpazandé Zackaria Soulga\, Minister to the Dima\, Kingdom of Boussouma\, Burkina Faso \n	Register  This link opens in a new tab
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/15th-un-crime-congress-customary-and-informal-justice-ancillary-meeting/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260925T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260925T170000
DTSTAMP:20260924T102525Z
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SUMMARY:Racializing the Ummah: Muslim Humanitarianism beyond Black\, Brown\, and White
DESCRIPTION:An ethnography of Islamic Relief (IR)\, the largest Islamic NGO based in the West\, Racializing the Ummah explores how a Muslim organization can do good in a world that defines Muslimness as less than human. In this talk\, Rahman begins and ends with the place and meaning of Palestine for US Muslims. Along the way she traces Islamic Relief’s relation to counter extremism political efforts in the UK\, to neoliberal development in Mali\, to forms of doing good otherwise that are rooted in an Islamic Black Radical Tradition in South Africa. Based on more than a decade of international research\, Rhea Rahman’s study on the organization’s projects\, methods\, and limitations reveals how racial capitalism permeates all aspects of humanitarianism\, while also locating possibilities of its refusal that are grounded in Islam as the foundation of a revolutionary praxis. Rhea Rahman is an Associate Professor of Anthropology at Brooklyn College\, CUNY. She will be joined in conversation by Adia Benton\, Associate Professor of Anthropology at Northwestern University\, and Ala Alhourani\, Senior Lecturer in the Study of Religion at Univeristy of Cape Town. This is the third seminar in the “Genealogies of Islam and Humanitarianism” series organized by the ERC-funded Entangled Universals of Transnational Islamic Charity research project. \n  \n	Register here  This link opens in a new tab
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/racializing-the-ummah-muslim-humanitarianism-beyond-black-brown-and-white/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260922T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260922T163000
DTSTAMP:20260915T123803Z
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SUMMARY:Hybrid event- From Commitment to Action: Advancing Locally-Led Development
DESCRIPTION:The OECD Guidelines\nIn May\, the OECD published its Guidelines for Supporting Locally Led Development (LLD)\, setting out a roadmap for DAC donors to strengthen local agency\, rebalance power\, and foster more equitable partnerships. The guidelines challenge development actors to reflect on how existing systems can evolve\, where new approaches can be tested\, and how collective action can better respond to local actors’ calls for greater ownership and decision-making power. \nThe Call to Action\nThis comes at a critical moment. As Official Development Assistance (ODA) faces increasing pressure and shrinking budgets\, there is a growing need to ensure that available resources are used in ways that support sustainable\, locally driven change. Against this backdrop\, the Call to Action was established to move the conversation on locally led development beyond commitments and declarations\, and towards meaningful implementation. \nThe Call to Action calls on governments\, private foundations\, INGOs\, and other development partners to embed the OECD Guidelines into their policies\, programmes\, and partnerships. This means recognising local actors as co-decision-makers\, providing more flexible\, long-term and predictable funding\, and redefining international actors as enablers of local leadership. \nThis Hybrid Event\nTogether\, Partos\, Peace Direct and The Hague Humanity Hub are convening a conversation about what this Call to Action means for the (Dutch) development landscape. It looks more specifically at how to close the gap between commitment and implementation. The session will feature an introduction to the Call to Action and the underlying OECD Guidelines on LLD. This will be followed by a panel conversation bringing together Dutch funders and other development partners to discuss practical ways of advancing locally led development and exploring ways of monitoring the commitments. \nThe Panel Conversation and Speakers\nThis event brings together experts from across the international cooperation sector to discuss practical approaches to advancing locally led development\, translating commitments into action\, and strengthening equitable partnerships. The panel conversation will be moderated by Kloe Tricot O’Farrell from Peace Direct and offers diverse perspectives and valuable insights from:\nLaurent Umans- Policy Officer at the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs\nMoses Isooba- Director at NGO Forum Uganda & Vice Chair Forus\nDeepa Nambiar- Global Director at Pledge for Change\nGregory De Paepe- Policy Analyst at OECD\nSandra Kloezen- Program manager at Fred Foundation\nSource: https://locallyleddevelopment.org/ \n  \n	Register now! This link opens in a new tab
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/hybrid-event-from-commitment-to-action-advancing-locally-led-development/
LOCATION:The Hague Humanity Hub\, Fluwelen Burgwal 58\, Den Haag\, ZH\, Netherlands
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260907T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260907T170000
DTSTAMP:20260826T113228Z
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SUMMARY:Grow Community of Practice - PARTNERSHIPS FOR CHANGE
DESCRIPTION:Innovation ecosystem builders learning together\, grounded in local realities\, connected for global impact.\nThe GROW Community of Practice brings together researchers\, entrepreneurs\, innovation ecosystem builders\, universities\, policymakers and societal partners who are working to strengthen science-to-society pathways in their own contexts. \nWe believe that meaningful change emerges when people from different countries\, disciplines and sectors learn together\, challenge assumptions\, build trusted relationships and experiment with new approaches. \nThrough dialogue\, reciprocal learning and collaboration\, members contribute to shared futures while strengthening their own ecosystems and organisations. \nWhy join \n\nLearn from other ecosystems\nGain insights from practitioners\, researchers and ecosystem builders working across Africa\, Asia\, the Americas and Europe.\nBuild trusted Relationships\nDevelop long-term connections with people who share a commitment to societal impact\, innovation and systems change.\nDevelop joint initiatives\nDiscover opportunities for collaborative projects\, exchanges\, ventures\, funding applications and partnerships.\nInnovation ecosystem builders help create the conditions for innovation to thrive. They connect people\, organisations\, knowledge and resources around shared challenges and shared futures.\nEcosystem building is often not a formal position\, but a role. Members of the GROW Community of Practice can be researchers\, entrepreneurs\, policymakers\, university staff\, incubator managers\, network coordinators\, funders or community leaders. What they have in common is that they help bring people and ideas together to create pathways from science to societal impact.\n\nUpcoming Conversation 7 September 2026\nReimagining Entrepreneurship for the future. Building on ideas emerging from collaborations across South Africa\, the Netherlands\, Nepal\, India\, Costa Rica and Ghana\, this conversation explores how entrepreneurship can become more human-centred\, regenerative and connected to society’s real challenges. \nWe welcome researchers\, students\, entrepreneurs\, practitioners\, policymakers\, educators\, philosophers\, community leaders and anyone curious about creating a different future. \n	Register now!
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/grow-community-of-practice-partnerships-for-change/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260824
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260827
DTSTAMP:20260515T070157Z
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SUMMARY:Summer School Energy Security and the Geopolitics of Critical Raw Materials in Global Energy Corridors
DESCRIPTION:We’re thrilled to announce the hybrid Summer School Energy Security and the Geopolitics of Critical Raw Materials in Global Energy Corridors. Our main focus for the event will be: From the Russia–Ukraine War to the Gulf Crisis: Europe\, Central Asia\, and the New Strategic Connectivity \nWhen: 24-26 August\, 2026 \nDeadline: Early Bird (a discount price)  25 May & Regular deadline 7 July \nWhere: The Hague\, Netherlands and Online \nParticipants: BA\, MA and PhD students\, Researchers\, Policy Makers and anyone interested in energy policy \nFee: 600 EUR (in person)\, 300 EUR (online) \nLanguage: English \nTo apply\, kindly fill out the application form (Word document). \nPlease mention in your application whether you prefer online or in person. \nPlease note that you will be asked to send the following threedocuments to info@hagueresearch.org: \n1) Application Document \n2) Curriculum Vitae (max. 2 pages) \n3) Motivation letter\, clearly stating why you want to join this summer school\, what you will bring to the school and what you hope to learn (max. 1 page) \n	Apply now
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/summer-school-energy-security-and-the-geopolitics-of-critical-raw-materials-in-global-energy-corridors/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260714T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260714T160000
DTSTAMP:20260707T123034Z
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SUMMARY:Introducing AIm for Impact: New signature AI training course for nonprofits
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a one-hour train the trainer webinar introducing AIm for Impact\, the new signature AI training content designed by Microsoft Elevate and NetHope to help nonprofits move beyond the basics and apply AI in practical\, responsible\, and mission-driven ways. \nDuring the session\, we will present the new training content\, explain what makes it different from other AI trainings\, and discuss why it is especially relevant for nonprofit organizations. We will also go through the different modules and what they cover\, from AI foundations and nonprofit use cases to responsible AI\, organizational readiness\, sustainable adoption\, and data governance. The webinar will also include practical guidance on how organizations can deliver the training internally. \nAgenda: \n\nIntroduction to the new AIm for Impact signature training content\nWhy this training is different and why it matters for nonprofits\nOverview of the modules and key topics covered\nBest practices for delivering the training internally\nQ&A session\n\nIn the meantime\, you can already access the new training content here: https://www.aiskills.ngo/aim \nAccessing the training and using it for your organization gives you the opportunity to receive an AI Skills for Nonprofits certificate available here. \n	Register now
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/introducing-aim-for-impact-new-signature-ai-training-course-for-nonprofits/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260706T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260706T220000
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SUMMARY:MBBE 1st Mediation Leaders Convening
DESCRIPTION:On behalf of Mediators Beyond Borders International and MBB-Europe\, we are pleased to invite you to join MBB-Europe’s first virtual convening of community mediation network leaders\, taking place online on Monday\, 6 July 2026 at 20:00 CET. \nThis convening marks the beginning of a series of gatherings designed to connect leaders of community mediation across Europe\, fostering knowledge exchange\, dialogue and collaboration in support of stronger community cohesion through mediation. \nIt will bring together community mediation leaders\, experienced practitioners\, MBBI members\, and partners to share experiences\, reflect on shared challenges and emerging lessons from across the field. \nThe session will focus on Strengthening Community Mediation in Europe.The session will include: \n\nWelcome and framing of the convening\nIntroduction of speakers\nBrief presentation of research\nSpeaker reflections on the theme\nInteractive dialogue\nQ&A with participants\nClosing and next steps\n\nWe would be delighted if you\, or a colleague from your organisation\, are able to join us for this conversation. Your perspective will be valuable as MBB-Europe develops its role as a platform for collaboration among community mediation practitioners\, organisations\, and partners across the region. \n	Register here
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/mbbe-1st-mediation-leaders-convening/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260629T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260629T180000
DTSTAMP:20260617T074403Z
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SUMMARY:From Aid to Solidarity Launch Event // De la ayuda a la solidaridad: Evento de lanzamiento // De l'aide à la solidarité : événement de lancement
DESCRIPTION:The global aid system is changing fast. Since the collapse of USAID\, local actors have been finding new ways to survive\, adapt and lead. Our new report\, From Aid to Solidarity\, captured their insights. Now we want to continue the conversation. \nJoin us on Monday 29 June for an online event with us and Acápacá for a presentation of our new report about how the funding crisis has been impacting communities and what needs to change for a more equitable system of international cooperation. \nWe’ll be asking 👉 what has changed since September 2025? How are local organisations shaping the future of international cooperation? What are funders and institutions doing differently? \n🗓️ Monday 29 June at 08.00 (Mexico) / 09.00 (Colombia) / 11.00 (Argentina) / 15.00 (UK) / 16.00 (Spain) \n🗣 The event will be in English and Spanish\, with live interpretation. \nJoining the discussion will be Foro Permanente Latinoamericano para la Decolonización de la Cooperación (Latin American Forum for the Decolonisation of International Cooperation)\, Red Argentina para la Cooperación Internacional (RACI) and Global Public Investment Network (GPI Network). \n	Register now
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/from-aid-to-solidarity-launch-event-de-la-ayuda-a-la-solidaridad-evento-de-lanzamiento-de-laide-a-la-solidarite-evenement-de-lancement/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260609
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260708
DTSTAMP:20260611T114228Z
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SUMMARY:Ethics in the 21st Century | Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION:UNESCO Chair on Science Education at Dragomanov Ukrainian State University\, in partnership with Tablet Academy Benelux and leading international experts in ethics\, presents a webinar series titled ‘Ethics in the 21st Century.’ \nThis series explores the foundations of ethics\, emerging global trends\, and contemporary ethical principles\, as well as their implications for education\, the public and private sectors\, government institutions\, and non-governmental organizations. Through expert-led discussions and practical insights\, the webinars aim to equip professionals\, educators\, policymakers\, and emerging young\nleaders with the knowledge and understanding needed to navigate ethical challenges and contribute to building a better world. The session brief and speaker bios can be found below: \n  \nINTRODUCTION TO ETHICS | Tuesday\, June 9\, 11:00 a.m. \nPRESENTER : DR. LESTER A. MYERS\nCO-HOSTS: PROFESSOR DENYS SVYRYDENKO AND BIJAY DHUNGANA \nThis session will introduce the subject of philosophical ethics in three parts: \n\nFirst\, it will discuss ethics as a social practice and a form of philosophical argumentation\, with attention to the distinction between normative and nonnormative ethics.\nSecond\, it will address common misconceptions about ethics by differentiating it from (a) mere opinion\, (b) self-interest and altruism\, (c) legal and professional standards\, and (d) organizational strategy.\nThird\, it will provide an overview of two major categories of ethical obligation: (a) justice and (b) prudential duties. The concluding portion of the session will present a concise rendering of this content in the form of five principles that can underwrite broad-based ethics education in personal\, organizational\, and societal contexts: (a) justice\, (b) care\, (c) responsibility\, (d) respect\, and (e) community\n\n	Join with this Zoom link\n	\nETHICS IN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT | Thursday\, June 11\, 10:30 a.m.\nPRESENTER: GUSTAVO L. GHORY\nCO-HOSTS: PROFESSOR DENYS SVYRYDENKO AND BIJAY DHUNGANA \nThe webinar explores how ethical decision-making underpins responsible sourcing\, manufacturing\, and distribution within global supply chains. It examines key challenges such\nas sustainability\, labor standards\, transparency\, and corporate accountability\, demonstrating how ethical frameworks help leaders navigate complexity and how embedding ethics into supply chain strategy enhances resilience\, quality\, and long-term human well-being. \n	Join with this Zoom link\n	\nETHICS IN GOVERNMENT | Tuesday\, June 23\, 10:30 a.m.\nPRESENTER: HON. JAMES P. MOORE\, JR.\nCO-HOSTS: PROFESSOR DENYS SVYRYDENKO AND BIJAY DHUNGANA \nThe webinar focuses on ethics\, transparency\, and accountability as essential pillars of effective governance. It examines the design and implementation of anti-corruption programs targeting government\, business\, military\, and academic sectors. Drawing on practical experience\, the session aims to outline how to implement well-structured ethics programs to strengthen integrity and public trust in government institutions. \n	Join with this Zoom link\n	\nETHICS IN BUSINESS | Thursday\, July 2\, 10:30 a.m.\nPRESENTER: DR. OLGA REVINA\nCO-HOSTS: PROFESSOR DENYS SVYRYDENKO AND BIJAY DHUNGANA \nThe webinar examines the role of ethics as a core component of responsible and sustainable business practice\, highlighting how ethical frameworks guide decision-making\, shape corporate culture\, and align organizational behavior with beneficial societal expectations. Above all\, the session aims to provide insights into how ethics supports long-term\, deliberative\, people-centered values rather than short-term financial gains\, extrinsic rewards\, or purely utilitarian outcomes. \n	Join with this Zoom link\n	\nEFFECTIVE AND ETHICAL USE OF AI IN TEACHING AND LEARNING | Tuesday\, July 7\, 10:30 a.m.\nPRESENTERS: BIJAY DHUNGANA AND ROSS HUNTER\nCO-HOSTS: PROFESSOR DENYS SVYRYDENKO AND BIJAY DHUNGANA \nThe webinar addresses the transformative impact of AI on education and the urgent need for teachers to develop ethical and digital competencies. It emphasizes the importance of setting clear ethical boundaries for AI use to protect both educators and learners. The session advocates a structured\, phased approach to AI integration to ensure sustainable\, responsible\, and effective teaching and learning practices. \n	Join with this Zoom link
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/ethics-in-the-21st-century-webinar-series/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260521T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260521T123000
DTSTAMP:20260511T140624Z
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SUMMARY:Using Data in Disaster and Humanitarian Studies
DESCRIPTION:Join the Humanitarian Studies Centre team and renowned invited speakers for a webinar on the use of data in its many forms in humanitarian and disaster studies. \nAccurate data is of paramount importance to disaster studies\, humanitarian studies and humanitarian interventions that aim to reduce disaster risk and vulnerability across the world. \nA key part of this data ecosystem is the EM-DAT database\, which has provided timely information for over 30 years\, and now faces a critical shortfall in funding following the collapse of USAID. Aside from an open letterOpens external calling for support for the database\, a number of humanitarian and disaster scholars and practitioners are coming together to bring attention to the importance of having open-access information sources\, including in this webinar. \nHow do scholars and practitioners use data? And what is the importance of a shared dataset and understanding? \nDuring this webinar\, four speakers will discuss their use of data\, the importance of data in its various forms and how it is transformed into actionable interventions to support better disaster preparedness\, response and recovery. \nSpeakers\n\nShiomi Yumi (Asian Disaster Reduction Centre\, Japan) speaking on ‘Towards inclusive disaster data: present and future issues’.\nDewald van Niekerk (North-West University\, South Africa): speaking on ‘Setting up a Regional EM-DAT for the SADC region: lessons and data gaps’.\nLaura Southgate (Aston University\, UK): speaking on ‘Leveraging EM-DAT for Disaster Governance: Insights from the DG-Hub Project’.\nThea Hilhorst (The Hague Humanitarian Studies Centre\, Netherlands): speaking on ‘Losing disaster data does not stop disasters from happening’.\n\nFollowing the presentations by the speakers\, there will be time for an open discussion and Q&A. \n	Sign up here! This link opens in a new tab\n	\nTicket information\nYou will receive the Teams link in the registration confirmation email.
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/using-data-in-disaster-and-humanitarian-studies/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260520T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260520T113000
DTSTAMP:20260505T072448Z
CREATED:20260505T072434Z
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SUMMARY:Bridging the Justice Gap: Actionable Solutions for Domestic Violence Survivors in Uganda
DESCRIPTION:On 20 May 2026\, HiiL will launch their new report: Bridging the Justice Gap: Actionable Solutions for Domestic Violence Survivors in Uganda. This webinar will share evidence-based findings from fieldwork across eight districts in Uganda and explore practical\, people-centred solutions to strengthen justice responses for survivors. \n📅 Date: 20 May 2026 | Time: 10:00–11:30 CET | 11:00–12:30 EAT | Format: Online Webinar \nThe session will bring together justice sector actors\, policymakers\, civil society\, researchers\, and development partners committed to advancing gender justice. Be part of the discussion and help shape pathways toward more accessible\, responsive justice systems \n	Register here!
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/bridging-the-justice-gap-actionable-solutions-for-domestic-violence-survivors-in-uganda/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260519T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260519T200000
DTSTAMP:20260421T133031Z
CREATED:20260421T133031Z
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SUMMARY:Workshop: Mapping Incidents for Accountability
DESCRIPTION:Workshop: Introduction to Incident Mapping for Accountability Work \nJoin us for this online workshop\, where we’ll walk through the practical basics of incident mapping for accountability work. We’ll start with the essentials: what kinds of data and information you need\, how to organize it clearly\, and why verification matters. From there\, we’ll look at visual mapping techniques and strategic scoping\, including how to identify relevant parties\, prioritize incidents\, choose the right timeframes\, and focus on broader conflict zones or specific sites of interest. We’ll also explore real-world examples in Google Earth to show how these methods come together in practice. \nBy the end of the session\, you’ll have a solid foundation for turning scattered information into a clearer picture that can support accountability and advocacy efforts. Please note that this session will be recorded. \nInstructor: Jenna Dolecek \nJenna works with OSINT for Ukraine in the International Crimes Investigation Group (ICIG) and is also an Open Source Investigation and Geospatial Analysis Expert with Justice Rapid Response. She has previously worked with the United Nations and the Centre for Information Resilience\, and as an OSINT Manager with Global Weekly. She holds an LLM in International Human Rights and Humanitarian Law from the University of Essex. \n	Register now
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/workshop-mapping-incidents-for-accountability/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260519T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260519T143000
DTSTAMP:20260512T100912Z
CREATED:20260512T100912Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260512T100912Z
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SUMMARY:How to capture lessons and integrate in ongoing workflows
DESCRIPTION:Turn everyday project experience into usable lessons. This webinar explores how teams capture lessons in real time and apply them to improve\nHow do we actually learn while a project is still ongoing? \nMost teams document lessons at the end of a project. By then\, opportunities to adapt have often already passed. \nWe are very happy to kick off this year’s webinar series with a story from Abdel-Rahman El-Mahdi who will share firsthand experiences from a civil society study conducted in Sudan. \n  \n	More information
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/how-to-capture-lessons-and-integrate-in-ongoing-workflows/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260430T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260430T170000
DTSTAMP:20260414T113251Z
CREATED:20260414T113251Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260414T113251Z
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SUMMARY:Turning Data into Action for Social Impact
DESCRIPTION:Explore how to transform data into insight and action through the support of Data ChangeMakers\nOrganizations working in peace\, justice\, and humanitarian spaces are generating more data than ever but turning that data into meaningful decisions and impact remains a challenge. \nThis session explores how to transform data into insight and action\, and how Data ChangeMakers can support that journey through a combination of skilled volunteers and experienced data professionals. \nWe will share a real example of a nonprofit we’ve worked with\, illustrating how data was transformed into actionable insights and stronger storytelling to support their mission. \n\nWhy Attend\nUnderstand how to move beyond dashboards to decision-ready insights\nLearn how data can support and advance your mission\nSee what’s possible: Learn how to work with Data ChangeMakers to turn your data into meaningful action and impact\n\nFormat\nA 45-minute interactive session with real-world examples\, including a featured case story\, and time for discussion. \nSpeakers \n\nVanitha Lucas is the Founder of Data ChangeMakers\nValerie Compaore is a Committee Member at Data ChangeMakers and a Certified Nonprofit Professional (CNP)\n\nKey Takeaway\nParticipants will leave with a clearer understanding of how to use data more effectivelyand how to leverage external expertise and community to accelerate impact. \nAbout Data ChangeMakers\nData ChangeMakers is a global community that mobilizes data professionals and volunteers to support mission-driven organizations. We work across the full data lifecycle from defining the right questions to delivering insights that drive real-world change. The Hague Humanity Hub has partnered with Data ChangeMakers as part of its efforts to introduce various forms of expertise that cater to the needs of its peace and justice community. \n	Register now
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/turning-data-into-action-for-social-impact/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260428T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260428T141500
DTSTAMP:20260428T082705Z
CREATED:20260428T082705Z
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SUMMARY:How to capture lessons and integrate learning & reflection into ongoing workflows
DESCRIPTION:How do we actually learn while a project is still ongoing? \nMost teams document lessons at the end of a project. By then\, opportunities to adapt have often already passed. \nThis webinar series begins with a story from Abdel-Rahman El-Mahdi who will share firsthand experiences from a civil society study conducted in Sudan. For each session\, collaborators and practitioners who are actively working in these contexts are invited to share how learning is approached\, challenged\, and applied in real time. \nThe first webinar focuses on a central question: How can lessons be captured and integrated into ongoing workflows\, rather than after the fact? \nDrawing on the Sudan case\, this session looks at what it takes to:\n🔎 Continuously reflect and adapt in uncertain and changing contexts\n🔎 Capture insights as they emerge\, not months later\n🔎 Turn experiences into structured knowledge that informs decisions\n🔎 Ensure that learning feeds directly back into the work \nThe session combines:\n💡 A short introduction to the principles behind structured learning\n💡A practitioner story from the field\, including challenges and trade-offs\n💡A joint reflection on what worked\, what did not\, and what can be done differently\n💡A brief look at how tools like Propel support this in practice \n  \n	Register now
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/how-to-capture-lessons-and-integrate-learning-reflection-into-ongoing-workflows/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260427T123000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260427T133000
DTSTAMP:20260417T084523Z
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SUMMARY:Online Brown Bag Lunch Session: Decolonising Peace Direct
DESCRIPTION:On April 27\, from 12:30 to 13:30\, EPLO will host an online Brown Bag Lunch session in collaboration with Peace Direct\, taking place via Zoom. The session will focus on Peace Direct’s learning paper Decolonising Peace Direct and is open to all who are interested in engaging with this topic. \nThe discussion will centre on Peace Direct’s critical reflection on its own motivations and practices in relation to racism\, (de)colonialism\, and (de)coloniality. Through this work\, Peace Direct has sought to openly examine its approach and share the key lessons learned along the way. The resulting paper is intended to support other organisations and individuals in their own decolonisation journeys\, whether they are just beginning or already well along the process. \nBuilding on the insights from the paper\, the session will go beyond presentation to create space for an open and participatory exchange. Participants will be invited to share their own experiences and reflections on decolonising practices within their organisations\, with the aim of learning from one another\, exchanging perspectives\, and collectively deepening understanding of this ongoing work. \nTo take part\, please register via the Zoom link. Once registered\, you will automatically receive the access link and a calendar invitation\, and you are welcome to share the event with colleagues who may be interested. \n	Read the learning paper\n	\n	Register
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/online-brown-bag-lunch-session-decolonising-peace-direct/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260424T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260424T210000
DTSTAMP:20260423T054448Z
CREATED:20260416T141336Z
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SUMMARY:Coexistence\, Freedom of Belief and Countering Extremism in Immigrant Communities
DESCRIPTION:The International Federation of Yemeni Migrants and Human Rights\, in collaboration with The Yemeni Coalition for Equal Citizenship and Freedom of Conscience\, invites you to an online seminar focused on promoting peaceful coexistence\, social awareness\, and freedom of conscience within migrant communities. \nEvent Overview\nThis seminar comes in response to the growing intellectual and social challenges facing migrant communities\, particularly the rise of extremist ideas that exploit feelings of alienation and exclusion. It aims to provide an open and informed platform for dialogue\, reflection\, and shared responsibility. \nWithin democratic societies\, values such as freedom of thought\, freedom of religion\, and respect for cultural diversity offer both opportunities and challenges for migrants. While maintaining cultural identity\, individuals must also navigate pathways toward meaningful integration. This event addresses these dynamics by fostering critical thinking\, strengthening social awareness\, and reinforcing the principles of coexistence\, mutual respect\, and non-violence. This session will be hosted in Arabic and English. \nObjectives \n\nRaise social awareness among Yemeni migrants and wider Arab communities\nCounter extremism and terrorism through education and constructive dialogue\nPromote freedom of religion\, freedom of conscience\, and peaceful coexistence\nEmpower communities—particularly youth—as active agents of positive change\n\nTarget Audience: Yemenis and Arabs living abroad\, young people and students\, community leaders\, educators\, and social activists \nSeminar Themes\n1. Extremism: Concept and Origins\nExplores the definition of ideological extremism\, its evolution into violent behavior\, and the distinction between extremism and freedom of expression\, including the role of religious and ideological discourse.\nObjective: To build a clear and informed understanding of extremism. \n2. Freedom of Religion as a Foundation for Coexistence\nHighlights freedom of religion as a fundamental human right and its role in fostering peace\, stability\, and respect for diversity.\nObjective: To strengthen acceptance and respect for differences. \n3. Factors Contributing to Extremism\nExamines key drivers such as social isolation\, marginalisation\, discrimination\, and the influence of social media\, disinformation\, and hate speech.\nObjective: To identify root causes and explore preventive strategies. \n4. Consequences of Extremism and Terrorism\nAddresses the broader impacts on security\, social cohesion\, community perception\, and individual well-being.\nObjective: To highlight the far-reaching effects of extremism. \n5. The Role of Communities in Prevention\nFocuses on community-driven solutions\, including dialogue\, education\, youth engagement\, civic participation\, and building connections with host societies.\nObjective: To empower communities as drivers of peace and coexistence. \nProgramme \n\nOpening Session (15 minutes)\nWelcome address\nOverview of seminar objectives\nIntroduction of speakers\nMain Session\nPresentation of practical solutions\nOpen discussion and audience engagement\n\nExpected Outcomes\nEnhanced social awareness and resilience\, strengthened culture of coexistence and mutual respect\, improved relationships with host societies\, and empowered youth and community leadership \nRegister via info@fimy.org or join the Zoom session via the link below:  \n	Zoom Link\n	\nPassword: 567694
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/coexistence-freedom-of-belief-and-countering-extremism-in-immigrant-communities/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260416T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260416T153000
DTSTAMP:20260330T082029Z
CREATED:20260330T082029Z
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SUMMARY:Targeted: Free Experession after the US foreign aid cuts
DESCRIPTION:Free Expression Under Pressure: The Global Impact of US Aid Cuts \nWhat happens to free expression when funding disappears? Join this timely discussion as experts unpack the far-reaching consequences of US foreign aid cuts on civil society and human rights worldwide. \nEvent Details\nDate: Thursday 16 April 2026\nTime: 13:00 – 14:30 (BST)\nLocation: Online (Webinar) \nAbout the Event\nJoin ARTICLE 19 for the launch of Targeted\, a new report examining how US foreign aid cuts are reshaping the global landscape for freedom of expression. \nThese cuts have significantly weakened civil society’s ability to hold power to account\, document human rights violations\, and ensure access to reliable information. As pressures on human rights continue to grow\, this session will explore the consequences of these changes and what is needed to rebuild and adapt moving forward. \n What We’ll Discuss\nThe impact of aid cuts on freedom of expression and democracy\nHow the sector can adapt and rebuild in a changing environment\nWhat protecting human rights looks like in 2026 and beyond \n Speakers \n\nClaire Beston — Head of Research Support Unit\, ARTICLE 19 (Report Author)\nFeryel Charfeddine — Executive Director\, CALAM (Tunisia)\nShannon Maguire — Senior Director of Development\, International Centre for Journalists\n\nThe event will include an exclusive presentation of the report’s key findings\, followed by a panel discussion and Q&A with the speakers. \n	Register here!
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/targeted-free-experession-after-the-us-foreign-aid-cuts/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260415T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260415T123000
DTSTAMP:20260331T131452Z
CREATED:20260324T110116Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260331T131452Z
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SUMMARY:Mental health and Enduring Performance in a Tumultuous World
DESCRIPTION:A workshop for professionals in the mission-driven sectors to navigate anxiety and stress that arises from the current state of the world. \nIn today’s world\, many changemakers have to combine the demand for delivering progress with mounting pressure on their lives and the lives of friends\, families and communities. \nWe invite you to join an interactive online session where we will come together to reflect on how to keep moving forward without losing ourselves in the process\, finding ways to balance the demands of our work with the realities of our personal lives. Explore how to protect mental well-being\, strengthen your professional resilience\, and support one another in today’s rapidly changing and often overwhelming world. \n  \nWhat to Expect \nIntroduction \nWe’ll begin by setting the stage—introducing the facilitator\, establishing interaction guidelines\, and outlining what you can expect from the session. \nArriving in the Here and Now \nParticipants will be guided through a grounding exercise\, with options to choose from\, to help centre and settle into the session. \nSharing Insights and Tools \nTogether\, we’ll explore key questions such as: \n\nHow can we relate to mounting anxiety and stress in a turbulent world?\nWhy is mental health awareness and care especially vital right now?\nWhat practical steps can we take to sustain our professional efforts despite increasing stressors and energy drains?\n\nOpen Space \nThere will be time for questions\, reflections\, and shared observations. \nInteraction Guidelines \nTo create a safe and supportive environment\, we invite all participants to adhere to the following: \n\nConfidentiality: What is shared in the session stays in the session\nRespect: Honor diverse perspectives\, questions\, and contributions\nActive Listening: Engage with full attention and openness\nNo Interruptions: Allow others to complete their thoughts before responding\n\n  \nReady to Join?  \nPlease reach out to engage@humanityhub.org \nWe warmly invite you as a member of The Hague Humanity Hub or We Are Changemakers to be part of this meaningful and practical session. \nFacilitated by Mette Gonggrijp from IMind2Lead \nWednesday April 15th 2026 11-12:30 am CET\, online
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/mental-health-and-enduring-performance-in-a-tumultuous-world/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260408T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260408T170000
DTSTAMP:20260407T081154Z
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SUMMARY:The Humanitarian Fallout of the Iran War By The New Humanitarian
DESCRIPTION:The Humanitarian Fallout of the Iran War – Online\, 8 April 2026\nTime: 16:00\nLocation: Online \nMuch of the global conversation around the escalating conflict in the Middle East has focused on oil prices\, shipping routes\, and international politics — often overshadowing the human cost. The Humanitarian Fallout of the Iran Warexplores how the war is affecting civilians across Iran\, Lebanon\, Pakistan\, Afghanistan\, and beyond\, where displacement\, infrastructure destruction\, and energy and food shortages are creating a crisis for hundreds of millions of people. \nThis online discussion\, hosted by The New Humanitarian\, brings together humanitarian responders and experts to examine: \n\nThe human costs of the Iran war and risks of further escalation\nChallenges of delivering aid amid limited visibility\, funding\, and political constraints\nHow global attention and media coverage often overlook the on-the-ground consequences\n\nSpeakers: \n\nAli Latifi – Asia Editor\, The New Humanitarian\nArshad Malik – Regional Director Asia\, Save the Children International\nImane Assaf – Founder\, Ahla Fawsa Lebanon\nModerator: Annie Slemrod – Middle East Editor\, The New Humanitarian\n\n⚠️ Due to extremely limited internet access inside Iran\, Iranian speakers may appear last minute or via pre-recorded remarks. Other panelists will speak live. \nJoin this critical conversation to understand what is being left unsaid in mainstream media and what it really means to live and work in countries bearing the brunt of the humanitarian toll of the Iran war. \n	Register here!
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/17233/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260326T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260326T113000
DTSTAMP:20260319T141042Z
CREATED:20260319T141042Z
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SUMMARY:Addressing barriers to local actors in NGO security coordination
DESCRIPTION:The humanitarian sector is entering a period of profound transition. As the Humanitarian Reset unfolds\, long-standing questions take on renewed urgency: will this moment advance the ambitions of the Grand Bargain and the Charter for Change\, and can the system move toward greater equity without deepening risks for aid workers\, particularly those from crisis-affected countries? \nThis online session is designed as a discussion rather than a series of presentations\, bringing together diverse perspectives on power\, voice\, and participation in humanitarian coordination. It aims to create a thoughtful and candid exchange on how coordination spaces function in practice\, whose expertise is recognised\, and how these mechanisms can become more inclusive and equitable in times of shrinking budgets and institutional restructuring. \nThe conversation will draw on findings from a recent multi-country research initiative examining persistent disparities between international and local/national NGOs (L/NNGOs) in humanitarian security coordination\, particularly in conflict-affected contexts. The research highlights how limited access to key decision-making spaces can constrain L/NNGOs’ ability to shape humanitarian access strategies and safeguard their staff and volunteers\, and it offers practical recommendations for transforming coordination structures into more inclusive and effective systems. Developed through a mixed-methods and collaborative design with L/NNGOs\, INGOs\, and academics\, the study centres the experience and expertise of local actors. \nBuilding on these findings and the lived experience of panelists\, the session will explore pathways toward systemic change\, moving beyond tokenistic participation to operationalise the equal role of local humanitarian responders in shaping access\, security\, and protection outcomes. \nThe session has previously been hosted at the Humanitarian Network and Partnerships Week.\nSpeakers\nDiletta Salviati\, Policy and Research Manager\, INSO\nNadine Saba\, President\, Akkar Network Development\nSudhanshu Shekhar Singh\, CEO\, Humanitarian Aid International\nElsa van Soest\, Local Humanitarian Leadership & Learning Advisor\, Oxfam\nThis session is moderated by Rafael Van den Bergh\, Research Coordinator\, Protect Humanitarians\nRegistration\nPlease register via kuno@kuno-platform.nl \nThe session is organised in collaboration with INSO.
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/addressing-barriers-to-local-actors-in-ngo-security-coordination/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260325T133000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260325T143000
DTSTAMP:20260319T153923Z
CREATED:20260319T153923Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260319T153923Z
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SUMMARY:Localizing humanitarian decision making: MSF’s Field Recentralisation initiative
DESCRIPTION:Rye will present his research into the Medicins Sans Frontieres (MSF) ‘Field Recentralisation’ initiative\, which aims to decentralize decision making from headquarters in Europe to field offices in Southern African countries. This localization initiative is intended to make MSF’s work more adaptable\, flexible and innovative\, as well as moving decision making closer to affected people. \nIn his longitudinal qualitative case study research\, Rye interviewed various humanitarian practitioners at the field\, regional and HQ levels. His preliminary findings suggest that the Field Recentralisation initiative has\, in some cases\, demonstrated great success in increasing autonomy of the field projects\, improving operational flexibility and strengthening collaboration with local health partners. In other instances\, challenges have emerged from issues with organizational alignment\, preparedness and involvement in the implementation. \nRye’s presentation will be followed by a ‘reflection’ from Delu Lusambya MwenebyakeOpens external  (HSC-ISS) on the challenges of localizing international aid\, drawing on insights from his PhD reserarch into humanitarian accountability. This will be followed by a Q&A.
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/localizing-humanitarian-decision-making-msfs-field-recentralisation-initiative/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260204T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260204T140000
DTSTAMP:20260202T155959Z
CREATED:20260202T155032Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260202T155959Z
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SUMMARY:The Politics of Dry Feet: The political economy of flood risk management in Indonesia
DESCRIPTION:Floods represent one of the most persistent and damaging disasters in Indonesia\, a nation highly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. \nDespite significant investments in flood management infrastructure\, several Indonesian cities continue to grapple with flooding issues\, while others have effectively reduced their risks. In Politics of Dry Feet\, Dr Yogi Permana explores the reasons behind these disparities. \nBased on extensive field research\, Permana argues that local political economies – not merely technical capabilities – are key to understanding divergent outcomes. By examining four cities\, he shows how collusion between political and business interests undermines spatial planning\, flood defence and emergency response\, while alliances between reform-minded leaders and civil society foster more resilient outcomes. \nBridging anthropology\, political science and urban political ecology\, Permana offers a political economy perspective on flood risk management that is relevant to scholars\, practitioners and policymakers alike\, both within and beyond Indonesia. \nThe talk will be followed by a ‘reflection’ by Professor Lisa SchipperOpens external (University of Bonn\, Germany) who will broaden out the discussion around Disaster Risk Reduction\, and the everyday politics of vulnerability. \n	Register here
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/the-politics-of-dry-feet-the-political-economy-of-flood-risk-management-in-indonesia/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260204T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260204T110000
DTSTAMP:20260120T050201Z
CREATED:20260120T050201Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260120T050201Z
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SUMMARY:AI and the Planet: Can Democracy Survive AI?
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the second event in our AI and the Planet series as we discuss AI’s influence on modern politics.\n  \nThe 2018 Cambridge Analytica scandal exposed the vulnerability of our democratic processes in the digital age. As AI algorithms increasingly dictate the flow of information online\, fuelling outrage and division\, the capacity for AI to influence political discourse has grown on an unprecedented scale. With the introduction of generative AI and its capacity to produce hyper-realistic deepfakes and synthetic media\, this risk has only accelerated. \n  \nIn this event\, we discuss AI’s influence on modern politics with Claudia Chwalisz\, Founder and CEO of DemocracyNext\, and AI ethicist and action philosopher\, Nathan (Nate) Kinch FRSA. Join us as we explore whether we can use AI to enhance democratic principles rather than erode them. \n  \nAbout the series:\nAI and the Planet is a webinar series hosted by the RSA’s Oceania network and AI ethicist\, Nathan (Nate) Kinch FRSA\, and supported by the RSA Sustainability Network. Each event features a discussion with a leading scholar whose work deepens and expands our understanding of the current AI moment – the risks\, challenges and potential. Together\, we will explore the rapidly evolving relationship between Artificial Intelligence and the world it is reshaping. \n  \nFor questions about this series\, please contact RSA Global Manager (Oceania and Asia)\, Philipa Duthie on philipa.duthie@thersa.org. \n  \n	Register here! This link opens in a new tab
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/ai-and-the-planet-can-democracy-survive-ai/
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:Fundraising in Europe for Non-European NGOs
DESCRIPTION:Unlock new funding opportunities in Europe and enhance your fundraising strategies to thrive in the European funding market. Join us for three engaging 2-hour online sessions to unlock new funding opportunities and enhance your fundraising strategies in Europe. \n  \nWorkshop 1: How to explore the European funding landscape? What does the European funding landscape look like? How can you find relevant information? \nWorkshop 2: How to craft an effective fundraising strategy? How to position yourself? What capacity and investment would be needed? And what result is possible? \nWorkshop 3: How to make it work? What can be done on the short term and what can wait? What resources would each action require? \n  \nWho is this for?\n\n(Senior) business developers from non-European NGOs.\nAlso suitable for (senior) business developers from European NGOs that are interested to do fundraising outside of their home country.\n\n  \nCost\n\n300-euro p.p. As HVFC is registered and audited by CRKBO our trainings are offered without an additional VAT. The fee is therefore all-inclusive!\n\n	Register now This link opens in a new tab
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/fundraising-in-europe-for-non-european-ngos/
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:India’s Republic Day: Constitution\, Rights and the Indian future
DESCRIPTION:  \n📣Join us for an insightful webinar exploring the significance of India’s Republic Day beyond the celebrations. This session will delve into the foundations of the Indian Constitution\, the evolution of fundamental rights\, and their role in shaping the nation’s democratic future. We will explore how constitutional principles intersect with today’s challenges and what these mean for India’s future as the world’s largest democracy.✊🏽 \nConfirmed speakers: Prof. Nivedita Menon and Dr. Shamsul Islam \n  \n	Register here This link opens in a new tab
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/indias-republic-day-constitution-rights-and-the-indian-future/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20260122T150000
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SUMMARY:Closing of the Inclusive Communication CoP
DESCRIPTION:  \nClosing a chapter\nOver the past three years\, Partos has facilitated the CoP on Inclusive Communications. We’ve created the Inclusive Communication Guide\, a Glossary\, 10 principles of Inclusive Communication and 3 future Briefs. Together\, we have explored what Inclusive Communication is\, why it is important and how we can incorporate it in our daily work. \n  \nClosing Community session\nAs we reach the end of this shared journey\, we are eager to hear about what you have learned over the past years. We want to know how you have applied these insights and where you currently stand. We will document the key learnings\, experiences\, and insights gathered along the way. \n  \n	Register here This link opens in a new tab
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/closing-of-the-inclusive-communication-cop/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20251121T093000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20251121T133000
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SUMMARY:From Dayton to Brussels: 30 Years of Peace\, deadlock\, and an EU path for Bosnia and Herzegovina
DESCRIPTION:The conference at location is only on invitation. The livestream is public for all. \nAs we mark the 30th anniversary of the Dayton Peace Agreement\, this conference reflects on its legacy\, its impact on Bosnia and Herzegovina\, and the challenges that remain. While Dayton ended a devastating war\, it also entrenched political divisions that continue to hinder democratic progress. Today\, Bosnia and Herzegovina stands at a crossroads – pulled between the promise of EU integration and the risks posed by persistent ethnic fault lines and contested governance. \n  \nThis conference will explore the complex dynamics of peacebuilding\, governance reform\, and citizen engagement\, examining the role of international actors\, domestic elites\, and civil society in shaping the future of Bosnia and Herzegovina. \n  \nWe are pleased to announce an excellent line-up\, featuring  Dr. Jasmin Mujanović (New Lines Institute)\, Srđan Blagovčanin (Transparency International BiH)\, Marjolein Koster (independent journalist)\, Azra Berbić (ACT BiH)\, Dr. Maja Sahadžić (University of Utrecht)\, Dr. Tineke Strik (Dutch Member of European Parliament of Groenlinks)\, Ambassador of BiH to the Netherlands Almir Šahović\, and Dutch Ambassador to BiH Henk van den Dool. \n  \nPreliminary Programme\n09:00 | Doors open \nLivestream starts! \n09:30 | Opening & welcome \n10:00 | Panel 1: 30 years of peace\, 30 years of deadlock? What has Dayton delivered\, and what comes next? \n11:15 | Break \n11:45 | Panel 2: Democracy in Action: EU integration\, the rule of law and civic empowerment \n13:00 | Concluding keynote \nLivestream ends! \n13:15 | Lunch reception \n14:30 | End of Conference \n  \n	Register here This link opens in a new tab\n	\nRegister via this link to receive an email alert for the livestream. \n  \nCo-organised with The Hague Centre for Strategic Studies and The BiH-NL Thinktank.
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/from-dayton-to-brussels-30-years-of-peace-deadlock-and-an-eu-path-for-bosnia-and-herzegovina/
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