Programmes, Policy & Advocacy at @HumAngle_. Advancing public impact through evidence, policy, advocacy, capacity building and community engagement.
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Who takes care of the invisible workforce building AI systems?
This World Mental Health Day, HumAngle and the Digital Rights and Mental Health Initiative Africa will be going live on Instagram to discuss the mental health realities of engaging with AI, as consumers and content moderators.
To join us on 10 October, set your reminders here: {instagram.com/humanglemedia?…}
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HumAngle Kickstarts Workshop on Countering Misinformation in Nigeria’s Middle Belt
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What's new with our new website?
For a more personalised experience, we encourage you to create a free account and set up a profile to get a "My HumAngle".
What are you waiting for? Create an account with just one click! humanglemedia.com/
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📣 HUMANGLE IS HIRING!
Come lead and grow HumAngle's research, conflict-data, and commercial advisory capabilities across Nigeria, the Lake Chad Basin, and the Sahel.
We are looking for a researcher who combines rigorous methodology, strong analytical and data capabilities, sound field judgement and a sophisticated understanding of conflict and security environments.
Is this you? Apply here: humanglemedia.com/about/oppo…
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NEW! In July, @HumAngleFdn hosted a dialogue on navigating evidential data for journalists, which resulted in a practical toolkit for gathering and handling evidence that can withstand scrutiny.
Read more: twp.ai/9OZwp8
Explore the toolkit: twp.ai/4huhd4
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At the Youth Pulse Dialogue, I drew from our research: 73% youth plans to migrate, yet 85.5% would stay if opportunities exist. Security, therefore, must go beyond policing. It must be about human #security: jobs, inclusion, education, livelihoods and dignity. @NLinNigeria
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In the midst of a complex security crisis, Nigerian journalists, researchers, and legal advocates continue to use the available tools and resources to investigate and document important issues.
But how can they ensure they gather evidence that can withstand scrutiny and be verified with rigour?
We have developed a toolkit that compiles insights from a multidisciplinary dialogue that shares practical tools.
humangle.org/navigating-evid…
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Food doesn't become expensive overnight.
Neither do food systems fail.
Every price hike, failed harvest, and empty market shelf is the result of decisions, systems, and realities that deserve deeper reporting. – at Abuja, Nigeria
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We recently presented copies of Community Journalism in Fragile Contexts: A Contemporary Reporting Guide to the Department of Development and Strategic Communication, University of Abuja.
Having supported the #SCOJA project by reviewing and endorsing the Guide, we are pleased to share this resource, which will equip the next generation of journalists with the tools and practical skills for impactful journalism.
Still haven’t downloaded the Guide? You can do so here: humangle.org/community-journ…
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NEW! On July 21, @HumAngleFdn Foundation, with support from the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, launched a community journalism guide at the University of Maiduguri, Nigeria.
The guide is published in both English and Hausa.
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What does it take for evidence to survive scrutiny?
Join @HumAngleFdn for a virtual discussion on Navigating Evidential Data in Nigeria - journalism, research, and policy dialogue.
28 July 2026
⏰11:30 AM WAT
Register to attend: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
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Telegram Responds to HumAngle Investigation Into Hausa-Language CSAM Network, Confirms Takedowns
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Read HumAngle’s latest investigation into the Telegram channels selling child sexual abuse material.
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The goal is simple: impactful journalism.
HumAngle is determined to tell those challenging and underreported stories, with the aim of helping the people impacted by these conflicts find the safety and security they deserve.
Donate to us here:
support.humanglemedia.com/
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What does it take for evidence to survive scrutiny?
Join HumAngle for a virtual discussion on Navigating Evidential Data in Nigeria - journalism, research, and policy dialogue.
28 July 2026
⏰11:30 AM WAT
Register to attend - forms.gle/daVziFb2K2JcBs9ZA
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For three months, HumAngle tracked a network of Hausa-language Telegram channels and social media accounts that openly sell child sexual abuse material, revealing an online marketplace built to survive bans, rebuild audiences, and profit from exploitation.
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During a roundtable discussion at the launch of a guide produced by HumAngle on community journalism, past fellows of the SCOJA project, implemented by the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Nigeria, shared memorable experiences and called for increased training and mentorship for community journalists.
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HumAngle Launches Community Journalism Guide in UNIMAID
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“I hope that this guide by @HumAngleFdn is something you students will use to strengthen your work as journalists. And I hope that lecturers will use it to teach students.” — Jessica Odudu, Senior Policy Advisor, @NLinNigeria
#SCOJA
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Journalist and historian Abdulhamid Al-Gazali (@algazali04) joins our panel to discuss the realities of reporting from conflict-affected communities.
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