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Humanity in Action Senior Fellows: Testimonies of Impact and Leadership
Hear inspiring stories from Humanity in Action Senior Fellows about how the organization and its community transformed their lives.
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Naomi van Kleef: Rooted in Rituals: research lab
Naomi initiated a research-based project to explore interreligious encounters and the meanings of rituals in contemporary society. Her motivation arose from daily experiences with misconceptions, stereotypes, and discomfort around religion, both in her personal life and in broader social contexts. With tensions around faith often simmering below the surface, she asked herself: What conditions are needed to make space for open, curious, and brave interreligious dialogue? To begin answering this, she created a zine titled Ritual Letters, a personal and poetic reflection on rituals. This later expanded into a collaborative research lab at Buitenplaats Brienenoord, where she engaged artists, makers, and thinkers in exploring how rituals shape identity, memory, and community.
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The Sciences of the Democracies
Senior Fellow Erica Dorn recently published a new book. Titled "The Sciences of the Democracies," the publication offers a touchstone text for all participating in what is a vibrant global discussion on how to study and practice democracy equitably.
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The Cooperative Supermarket
Sem is driven to turn the profit model of the food system into a cooperative model to make good and healthy food affordable. With his Action Project, Sem is opening a supermarket for, by and with the people.
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Senior Fellow Sacha Verheij Releases Spoken Word EP
This week we celebrate an incredible milestone for Sacha Verheij, Senior Democracy Fellow: the release of her debut spoken word EP Wearing My Roots, marking the completion of her Action Project! The EP explores themes of identity, belonging, and the lasting impact of colonialism, rooted in Sacha’s Dutch, Surinamese, and Indonesian heritage.
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The Old Lie
The Od Lie is an online magazine committed to highlighting the harsh realities of war through the medium of poetry.
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Family Building Frontiers
Family Building Frontiers is a public health participatory action project envisioning a more equitable future of fertility care.
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Join our Open Events at the 2025 Copenhagen Fellowship
Every year, the Copenhagen Fellowship invites the public in to discuss issues related to the Fellowship. The purpose of these events is to engage the public – and engage with the public – about issues close to our hearts. The 2025 Copenhagen Fellowship is no exception. Read more about our events and sign up today. We hope to see you!
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Good Energy Collaborative: Co-Building a Just World Through Climate Action
Good Energy Collaborative: Young adults across Chester & Philly co-driving regional transformation through community-first climate justice.
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Garden-Based Education for Underserved Youth
Piloted trauma-informed gardening workshops for foster youth to support mental health, environmental education, and climate engagement.
