Visit between February 23 and March 23 an immersive exhibition which introduces the emerging profession of the humanitarian designer—professionals who bridge technology, research, and deep human empathy in some of the world’s most fragile contexts. Over the past three years, Commit Global has deployed the first cohort of humanitarian designers to conflict zones, refugee camps, and disaster-affected regions, transforming innovative ideas into practical, life-saving solutions. Through powerful stories and visuals from places such as Lebanon, Mexico, and Ukraine, the exhibition reveals how technology can become a meaningful tool when shaped around real human needs.

The future of humanitarian aid
Structured as a chronological, walk-through journey, the exhibition features photographs and narratives from field missions, each focused on a specific place, its challenges, and the designers working alongside local communities. Interactive elements—including QR codes linking to more details from the field, personal reflections, and additional materials—expand the experience beyond the physical space. Available in multiple languages, the exhibition invites visitors to discover, reflect, and be inspired by a new generation redefining the future of humanitarian aid.

This exhibition is on display in the Atrium City Hall at the invitation by the Municipality of The Hague, International Affairs. For more information, please visit https://www.commitglobal.org/en/bridging-technology-and-reality-in-the-field