Humanity United is committed to cultivating the conditions for enduring peace and freedom. This month marks the launch of our refreshed peacebuilding strategy that supports that mission. For the next five years we will focus on supporting networks that can start to weave together into a vibrant ecosystem, where proximate actors can make meaningful change in their own contexts and begin to spark broader global change.

The world today looks very different than it did when we announced our commitment to our portfolio work a few years ago. Over the next few months we will introduce our refreshed and new portfolio strategies and dive more deeply into what the individual processes have looked like.

Over the last year HU has made a conscious shift towards sharing our organizational strategy and approach. In this guest blog our partner, Dylan Mathews of Peace Direct, shares a reflection on the importance of unrestricted funding during times of crisis.

Humanity United commissioned a Grantee Perception Report (GPR) to gather feedback from grantee partners on our performance and our relationship with their organizations. Here's what we learned.

The TIP Report plays a key role in the global fight against human trafficking by holding governments around the world accountable for their policies on this issue, providing key data for the field, and highlighting pertinent trends and issues.

Humanity United had the opportunity to speak with two participants from the Photo-Diasporas project about what the experience was like for them, the significance of bringing their stories and experiences to life through this exhibit, and what they want people to know.