The Hague Humanity Hub

23/04/2026

At last year’s Talent for Good Fair, we asked participants what makes events like this so valuable—and their answers say it all.

From meaningful face-to-face conversations to discovering organizations they hadn’t considered before, attendees highlighted how the fair opened new perspectives, ideas, and career paths in the peace and justice sector.

This year, at The Forum we’re taking it even further. Expect more workshops, panels, and keynote speakers designed to help you connect, collaborate, and gain practical, real-world insights.

Looking for a career that makes a difference? Join the Talent for Good Forum, expand your network, and meet the people and organizations shaping a better world.

This event is organised in partnership with De Haagse Hogeschool / The Hague University of Applied Sciences, and supported by Gemeente Den Haag, Holland Park Media, and Work in South Holland

17/04/2026

: Elections, Legitimacy, and Protests in Serbia

On 30 April (17:00–19:00) in The Hague, we will host a conversation on democratic legitimacy, public trust, and civic mobilisation, with a focus on recent developments in Serbia.

As formal democratic institutions continue to function in many contexts, declining public trust raises a critical question: can elections still serve as a meaningful mechanism for change? In Serbia, student-led protests and broader civic mobilisation following the tragedy in Novi Sad have brought renewed attention to the credibility of democratic processes.

Together with the Serbian Diaspora in the Netherlands (11:52 Holandija) this edition of will bring students, practitioners, and community members together for an open, dialogue-driven exchange, alongside a small exhibition reflecting the protests.

📍 The Hague Humanity Hub
🗓 30 April
⏰ 17:00–19:00

Register to join the conversation and connect with others working on democracy, peace, and human rights 👉 https://ow.ly/c7LY50YKgyj

16/04/2026

Meet Barclay, the program manager behind Ready to Engage, and discover how you can be part of it!

Ready to Engage is a free 2-month program running from May 4th to June 24th, focused on climate justice. If you're under 30, this is your chance to access 1-on-1 coaching, hands-on workshops, and pitch your own project to leading organisations and experts in the field.

You’ll collaborate with and learn from professionals at Green Peace, PLNT, Origami Lab, Equal Trade Alliance, SG4, Field Factors, Polycentric Solutions, and more—gaining real-world experience that can shape your future in climate action.

Spots are limited, and the application deadline is fast approaching! Apply by April 22nd: https://ow.ly/xTxO50YKniS

16/04/2026

☕ Ever find yourself at a café wondering: what’s next for my career?

The Talent for Good Forum 2026 offers the answer. Join us on 4 June 2026 at the THUAS Atrium, The Hague for a full day of career-focused connections, workshops, and insights with NGOs, IGOs, and mission-driven organizations.

This is an opportunity to explore meaningful career paths, gain practical skills, and expand your professional network.

🎟️Pre-registration is required — secure your spot today: https://ow.ly/TWmh50YFFn8

09/04/2026

📢 Pre-register today for the Talent for Good Forum 2026!

On 4 June 2026, join us at the THUAS Atrium in The Hague for an immersive, impact-driven career experience.

Connect directly with NGOs, IGOs, and mission-driven organizations, participate in expert-led workshops, and gain insights from leaders shaping the future of the sector.

This is a unique opportunity for students, young professionals, and career changers to build skills, expand networks, and explore meaningful career paths.

🎟️ Registration is required — secure your spot now: https://ow.ly/857K50YFEhw

03/04/2026

We are honoured to welcome Prof. Elisa Morgera as keynote speaker for our upcoming Pre-Conference Consultation on Fossil Fuel Phase-Out, taking place on April 14 at The Hague Humanity Hub.

As a leading expert in international law, sustainability and human rights, and currently serving as UN Special Rapporteur on Climate Change and Human Rights, Prof. Morgera brings critical insight into how global commitments to phase out fossil fuels can be translated into practice in a just and equitable way.

This consultation—held in the lead-up to the Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels Conference (TAFF) hosted by the Governments of the Netherlands and Colombia—will convene civil society, policymakers and researchers to reflect, exchange, and identify key priorities for a fair transition.
Participants will engage in a plenary session, thematic breakout discussions, and networking, exploring international cooperation, economic dependencies, and transforming supply and demand.

Join us for an inspiring and thought-provoking evening shaping pathways toward a more just and sustainable future!

👉 Find more information about the event here: https://ow.ly/XmWT50YBF3n

03/04/2026

Your impact-driven career fair just got an upgrade. Welcome to the Talent for good Forum 2026!

🚀 Save the Date: Talent for Good Forum 2026
We’re excited to announce that The Hague University of Applied Sciences and The Hague Humanity Hub are launching the Talent for Good Forum 2026. This year, we're evolving THUAS traditional Employment Network Event into something bigger, a dynamic, immersive experience connecting you to the world of mission-driven careers.

🌍 Why you should join
Under the theme “Shaping Trust in the Future,” this forum is designed to help you build skills, expand your network, and better understand today’s global challenges.

✨ What to expect:
• Hands-on workshops to strengthen your professional profile
• Direct access to NGOs, IGOs, and purpose-driven organisations
• Insights from keynote speakers and expert-led sessions
• A networking reception to connect with like-minded professionals

📅 4 June 2026
📍 Atrium, The Hague University of Applied Sciences (THUAS)
🎟️ Free admission (registration required)
👉 Pre-register here: https://ow.ly/fTcQ50YBO01


Be the first to receive programme updates and secure your place.

Let’s shape the future together.

31/03/2026

Are you ready to move from climate concern to meaningful action?

Ready to Engage: Pathways to Climate Justice is a two-month, in-person programme in The Hague designed for young people (15–30) who want to turn ideas into real-world impact.

Through workshops, mentorship, and collaboration with experts and peers, participants will develop a concrete, justice-informed project and gain the tools, network, and confidence to take it forward.

This programme is especially for those who:
• Care about climate change and global justice
• Have an idea — or the motivation to start one
• Are looking for practical pathways to get involved

No prior experience is required — just curiosity and commitment.

📍 Location: The Hague
📅 Dates: May 4 – June 22, 2026
⏳ Application deadline: April 19

If you—or someone in your network—are ready to take the next step, now is the time to apply.

👉 Apply now and join a growing community of young climate changemakers : https://ow.ly/OtgE50YAGOS

Ready to Engage: Pathways to Climate Justice

20/03/2026

What does resilience look like under repression?

Join us for the next The Hague with Ales Bialiatski — founder of Human Rights Centre Viasna and Nobel Peace Prize laureate.
Together with ARTICLE 19, we’ll explore how civil society continues defending human rights in Belarus and how international solidarity helps keep these struggles visible.

🗓 30 March
⏰ 17:00–19:00
📍 The Hague
👉 Register to secure your spot : https://ow.ly/Uvib50Ytpnl

13/03/2026

Conversations don’t always go the way we hope...
💼 A job interview can feel tense.
👥 A team discussion may suddenly become sensitive.
🌍 Conversations about values, diversity, or social impact can easily turn uncomfortable.

This interactive workshop introduces the principles of Nonviolent Communication (NVC), focusing on how language influences connection, understanding, and dialogue.

Using the metaphor of the “giraffe 🦒” and the “jackal 🐺,” participants explore the difference between reactive and connecting communication styles.

Through guided reflection and short exercises, you’ll practise:
👀 Distinguishing observation from interpretation
💭 Recognising emotional triggers
🗣️ Expressing yourself with greater clarity
🤝 Communicating more consciously

The workshop focuses on awareness and practical insight, helping you recognise communication patterns in everyday professional situations such as interviews, teamwork, networking, and conversations about values.

The session is facilitated by an experienced NVC trainer who works with professionals in international and multicultural environments. 🌍

📅 March 20
⏰ 14:00 – 16:00
Organised by JobOn and The Hague Humanity Hub

Curious whether you speak more giraffe or jackal?
Join the conversation and explore a different way of communicating 👉 https://ow.ly/h3mu50YpwZb