Inwiefern betrifft die humanitäre Arbeit uns alle, hier und jetzt?

Um gemeinsam mit seinem Publikum Antworten auf diese Frage zu finden, lädt das Museum Kunstschaffende, Kulturpartnerinnen und -partner sowie Vertreterinnen und Vertreter aus der Forschung ein, sich mit den Herausforderungen, den Werten und dem aktuellen Geschehen in der humanitären Arbeit auseinanderzusetzen. Offen, anpassungsfähig und einladend positioniert sich das Museum damit als Ort der Erinnerung, des künstlerischen Schaffens und der Debatte.

Stop Killer Robots is a growing international coalition of more than 270 non-governmental organisations (NGOs) working in over 70 countries around the world. From grassroots campaigners and communities, regional research networks, academics, tech workers, scientists and Nobel Laureates to international human rights organisations, Stop Killer Robots is a movement working to build a society in which technology is developed and used to promote peace, justice, human rights, equality and respect for international law. 

The Foundation for Humanitarian Action at Sea (FHAS) is dedicated to improving the response to maritime emergencies involving vessels in distress along migration routes. As these routes become increasingly dangerous, FHAS works to bring together key stakeholders, including states, the maritime industry, international organisations, search-and-rescue professionals, and NGO’s, to address these challenges collaboratively and effectively.
Our approach bridges gaps by uniting expertise from the political, humanitarian and maritime communities.

"The International Federation of ACATs, FIACAT, is an international Christian non-governmental human rights organisation, set up in 1987, which works towards the eradication of torture and the abolition of the death penalty. The Federation brings together some thirty national associations, the ACATs, present in three continents."

MENA Rights Group (MRG) is a Geneva-based legal advocacy NGO defending and promoting fundamental rights and freedoms in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. Adopting a holistic approach, MRG works at both the individual and structural level. It represents victims of human rights violations before international law mechanisms. In order to ensure the non-repetition of these violations, it identifies patterns and root causes of violations on the ground and brings key issues to the attention of relevant stakeholders to call for legal and policy reform.

In 2019, UNICEF and the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) have joined forces to create Giga: a global initiative to connect every school to the Internet by 2030.

"The Committee for Justice (CFJ) is an independent association dedicated to defending human rights, headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland. Established in 2015 by a diverse group of human rights advocates, CFJ focuses on defending victims of human rights violations, with a particular emphasis on the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.”

“Founded in 2002 by media professionals in Geneva, dev.tv is a non-profit organization with a mission to promote media coverage of social and environmental issues. Recognized by prominent media for its ethics and editorial reliability, dev.tv works with many partners, including TV channels, social media, international organizations, NGOs and foundations. Since its creation, dev.tv has produced hundreds of videos and programs broadcast by international networks such as TV5MONDE, Euronews, CCTV, BBC World News, Brut and Al Jazeera.

"The Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom established a Human Rights Hub in Geneva, Switzerland. The purpose of the Hub is to promote respect for and compliance with human rights and to strengthen the rules-based international legal order. It will support human rights defenders and civil society partners in their pursuit of the rule of law and help them connect – both with each other and with UN organizations in Geneva.

"The Sikh Human Rights Group is an NGO with UN ECOSOC status promoting pluralism, environment, diversity, human rights and responsibilities. It is based on Sikh philosophy. With an emphasis on pluralism, SHRG champions good intentions and diverse approaches that can be found within different civilisations, cultures and peoples."