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Africa’s humanitarian crisis has led to deaths, displacement, food insecurity, shortages in healthcare delivery and many other interconnected challenges. Beyond the statistics, individual lives have been changed forever, in more ways than most people are aware. The HumAngle Newsroom has spent many years dedicated to the documentation and amplification of these challenges and helping people and institutions understand it.
The HumAngle Foundation exists to take this work further, sitting at the intersection of the media and civic society to ensure impact from those stories, humanitarian support and empowerment for victims, and capacity building for the media and civic society.
A world where people affected by insecurity and conflict
can rebuild their lives and communities in safety and
dignity.
To provide humanitarian assistance, promote peace and reconciliation, support community empowerment, advocate for human rights in communities affected by insecurity and conflict, and build the capacity of journalists and civic actors working in those communities through innovative practices.
We are focused on reclaiming narratives around conflict and harnessing innovation for addressing the issues we face. To do this, we have chosen to be independent, values-driven, inclusive, dedicated to strengthening our skills and contextually relevant.
We engage with and serve all community members, including women, youth, elderly people, people with disabilities, and members of ethnic and religious minorities. We are committed to centering the voices of the most vulnerable groups, protecting their dignity and safeguarding their rights.
Before we act, we consider the current situation and existing activities by the landscape of actors, and we carefully identify areas where we can add value. To achieve our goals, we acknowledge that we do not have all the answers and that our vision is so big that we need to work collaboratively with various stakeholders.
