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22-05-2025

Poetic Justice: Spoken word & music for social change with Artists’ Safe Haven resident, Willie Oeba

How can art empower and amplify movements against injustice, corruption, and discrimination? Join us on 5 June at The Grey Space in the Middle for an evening full of raw honesty and lyrical power.

19-05-2025

Leaving no one behind: Defending LGBTQIA+ rights in the contemporary context

Lasting change comes through sustained, community-driven efforts. Inspiring stories in light of IDAHOBIT and an invitation to make dignity and safety a shared reality for everyone.

07-03-2025

International Women’s Day 2025

In times of uncertainty and backlash, hope is more than an aspiration; it is an action. Built through shared strength and determination, it fuels our journey for gender equality. With this message for solidarity and collective action, we invite you to join our mission.

06-03-2025

Move 4 Human Rights Summer Edition: Applications are open

A two-week summer programme calling for young changemakers. Explore pressing human rights issues and contribute to impactful solutions through workshops, field visits, and collaborative projects.

06-03-2023

Respect and facilitate the right to protest

Justice & Peace calls upon the Dutch national and local authorities to foster the broad interpretation and facilitation of the right to non-violent protest. Also, - and especially – in times of great social, economic, and political challenges it is essential that different, new, and diverging opinions can be heard.

14-02-2023

Artists’ Safe Haven: Call for applications for 2023

Justice & Peace Netherlands is launching a new call for applications for the Artists’ Safe Haven initiative. The deadline for applications for the initiative is 28 February 2023 at 23:59 CET (Central European Time).

26-01-2023

Impact report: a bigger network and new friends thanks to the Samen Hier student community

In 2021 we set up the Samen Hier student community in collaboration with UNICEF Student Team The Hague (USTTH). This was initially done to reduce feelings of loneliness and isolation under (international) students and students with a refugee background during and after the COVID-19 lockdowns. During the second edition, in 2022, the focus of the community shifted to finding connection when you’re new somewhere.

02-11-2022

Hoping for change: Why journalists persevere despite challenges

Shelter City guest and Filipino journalist, Jodesz Gavilan, sheds light on the persevernce and importance of journalists in light of the Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists.