Non-profit organisations face growing digital threats, while increasingly relying on tools and systems that shape how they work with people, communities and data. That’s why on 3 February 2026, we invite non-profits, practitioners and experts for a session at the HSD Campus on how to stay resilient in a rapidly changing digital environment. This event explores how to stay secure, make informed choices and use technology in ways that strengthen your mission.
Daan Rijnders Programme Manager for Digital Safety at The Hague, will share practical insights into digital security. Jim Boevink Senior Cybersecurity Projectmanager from The CyberPeace Institute will present what they are witnessing on the frontline of digital incidents affecting societal organisations. Noura el Quajdi Co-founder van ObjectivEye will demonstrate how everyday digital systems can unintentionally create risks or exclusion, and how these can be recognised and prevented.
Programme
- Opening by Daan Rijnders Programme Manager for Digital Safety at The Hague: what “digital peace” means for non-profits today
- The new reality of digital threats by Jim Boevink Senior Cybersecurity Projectmanager of CyberPeace Institute
- Practical, people-centred digital practices by Noura el Quajdi Co-founder of ObjectivEye
- Dialogue Table: “From Cybersecurity to Algorithmic Security”
- with NGO cases from human rights, education and health
- Joint Workshop: shaping a shared definition of “digital peace”
- Closing & next steps
