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Check out this new Open Supply Hub tool ([link removed]) created by the data experts from Open Apparel Registry. The platform makes global supply chain data accessible for companies, civil society organizations, factory groups and other supply chain stakeholders around the world, and covers additional major retail categories.

Join Arab Reporters for Investigative Journalism at their 15th annual forum, which will focus on the theme “Defending Independent Media.” Registration for virtual attendance is still open ([link removed]) for the December 2-4 event.

In this episode ([link removed]) of Alliance for Peacebuilding’s "Peace: We Build It!" podcast, join host Tanya Domi, with guests Liz Hume and Amanda Ripley for a conversation exploring how the media, peacebuilding field, and public can inject hope, agency and dignity ([link removed]) into conversations around conflict and security.

The Outlaw Ocean podcast ([link removed]) has wrapped its first seven-episode season. Join host Ian Urbina to explore the lawlessness of the high seas and what that means for human rights, environmental rights, and learning about our own behavior.

In the latest episode ([link removed]) of the United States Institute of Peace podcast, "Reimagine Diversity & Equity," Degan Ali, Executive Director of the Kenya-based nonprofit Adeso talks about her work to not only address diversity and inclusion issues within the field of international aid, but to change the way people think about and deliver aid.

Watch the Alliance for Peacebuilding’s latest #CreativityInCrisis video ([link removed]) , “Ensuring Food Security in the Midst of COVID While Building A More Equitable Food System for All.” The video highlights how the American Friends Service Committee's Farmers to Foodbanks program was able to address the needs of their community in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic


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HU Director of Peacebuilding Leslie Wingender reflects in this blog ([link removed]) on attending the Colombia Truth Commission’s recent event where their final report was presented to the international community.

Maria Kisumbi, HU Director of Policy & Government Relations, joined a panel discussion ([link removed]) at the Center for Strategic & International Studies on the topic of “The Changing Landscape: Engaging Non-traditional Partners.”

HU Managing Director for Peacebuilding Melanie Greenberg moderated a powerful panel discussion at the Keough School of Global Affairs on the interconnectedness of peace and nature conversation. Watch a recording ([link removed]) of the conversation.

Kehinde Togun, HU Managing Director for Public Engagement, was recently appointed to serve on Peace Direct’s U.S. Board of Directors.


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WHERE YOU CAN FIND US

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In partnership with Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, and POMED, HU will virtually host the African Human Rights Leaders Summit, an event ([link removed]) that aims to provide an independent platform to raise and integrate the voices and views of African human rights and civil society leaders, as well as members of African civic groups and the diaspora ahead of the upcoming U.S.-African Leaders Summit.

Also in the lead up to the U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit, HU will host an event ([link removed]) focused on "Elevating Voices of African Migrant Workers to Ensure Democratic Dividends." The discussion will address systemic challenges that leave migrant workers without access to their fundamental rights in the workplace, as well as strategies to uplift their voices to build collective power and advance bold, vibrant democracy for all people. Please email Maria Kisumbi (mailto:[email protected]) for more information.

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