AI for Human Rights (AI4HR) peer-learning programme for youth-focused organisations
Global Campus of Human Rights (AI4HR project)
- Type
- Open call
- Support
- Six months of mentoring from an NGO that already uses AI, monthly online webinars and workshops, one in-person visit from the AI expert in spring 2027, and flights and accommodation paid for a workshop in Venice on 25–26 February 2027.
- Deadline
- 4 Nov 2026
- Eligibility
- Youth-led human rights organisations, or ones that work mainly with and for young people aged 15 and over. No AI experience needed. Organisations in Global Majority countries are particularly welcome. You name one or two representatives who can commit to the six-month programme in English.
About this open call
AI4HR, a research project of the Global Campus of Human Rights, is running a peer-learning programme from January to early July 2027. Each selected organisation is matched with an NGO that already uses AI, and together they work out what AI could realistically do for its human rights work, from documenting violations to advocacy. Most of it happens online, with one in-person expert visit and a funded two-day workshop in Venice. You apply through a Microsoft Form with a description of your organisation, what you want to learn and the CVs of one or two representatives.
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Apply on Microsoft Form(opens in a new tab)https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/BCtuEjHFkG
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