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Join a Community of Practice

Collaborate with other funders to shift resources and power!
HRFN’s communities of practice are strategic spaces to come together around the most pressing issues in human rights and philanthropy today. They provide opportunities to learn, share, and co-create strategies with peers who face similar questions and challenges.
While communities of practice are open to all current HRFN members, there might be special cases where close partners or allies can also participate. These exceptions will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
Learn more about becoming an HRFN member.

Current Communities of Practice

Better Preparedness Initiative
The Better Preparedness Initiative responds to the urgent need for new approaches to funding civil society under threat. The initiative brings together funders from human rights, peace and security, and humanitarian sectors, and social movements to drive significant resources to those on the frontlines of crisis and closing civic space.
The Better Preparedness Community of Practice (CoP) is a space to rethink and improve philanthropy’s response to these challenges.
By joining the CoP you will:
  • Stay updated on Better Preparedness activities and tools
  • Exchange knowledge and learn from peers working in crisis contexts
  • Shape the initiative’s direction by codesigning strategies and contributing expertise
  • Collaborate in real time when crises emerge, applying the Crisis Coordination Playbook together
HRD group registration(Required)

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Eligibility: The BPI COP is open to HRFN and PSFG members, members of other peer networks, and participants of previous Better Preparedness events. Please let us know your affilitaion. Exceptions will be considered on a case-by-case basis,(Required)
If you have ideas for other themes, regions, or topics for future CoPs, please reach out to our membership team at community@hrfn.org! We’d love to hear your suggestions and explore how we might support them in the future.

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