We independently invest our time and resources back into the humanitarian sector where they are most needed and most valuable.
Aligning with our social purpose commitments, we invest our time and expertise into supporting our sector. This includes research, events, mentoring, education and training, supporting local partners, promoting ethical business practices and responding generously, from a position of ‘yes’ to the requests of our peers.
Honesty, bravery and evidence are key in this endeavour. Independently funded and future-focused think pieces and contributions allow us to pose questions to the sector, and on behalf of the sector, being propositional, challenging the status quo, and promoting progress on topical issues.
Our Off the Record: Candid Conversations with Humanitarians series features speakers with interesting insights on topical humanitarian issues or contexts. We ask them the tough questions, and invite the sector to do the same.
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We endeavoured to reach out to our peers and offer what we could. This included:
From big picture issues, to career ideas or acting as a sounding board, we will always make time to have a conversation over a cup of coffee (or any other beverage). If you’ve got an interesting idea, we want to hear it.
19 May, 2021
Join HAG and the Centre for Global Development for a discussion on country-led reform processes in the Asia-Pacific and practical opportunities to enhance accountability to aid recipients. Read more and register here.
25 & 26 May, 2021
Jess Lees will be presenting on HAG’s Humanitarians and the Climate Crisis Practice Paper at ICVA’s 2021 Virtual Annual Conference. The conference focuses on how NGOs can adapt and mitigate humanitarian action to the climate and environment. Read more and register here.
27 May, 2021
HAG and the University of Melbourne Master of Development Studies Program invite you to Embedding Feminist Approaches in Development Work, an open-invite professional practice seminar. You can register here. We hope to see you there!
Last year, Beth Eggleston and Pip Henty from HAG sat down with the Daniel K. Inouye Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies to discuss Women, Peace and Security in the Indo-Pacific region.
Watch the interview here.
HAG’s Kate Sutton recently sat down with the Doing Disaster’s Differently podcast.
They discussed all things HAG and the importance of building greater inclusivity of local actors in the way we respond to disasters.
You can listen to the full interview here.