AI for Human Rights (AI4HR) Peer-learning Programme for Youth-focused Organisations 2027
About the AI for Human Rights Peer-Learning Programme
The AI for Human Rights (AI4HR) Peer-learning Programme for Youth-focused Organisations 2027 offers an exceptional chance to integrate cutting-edge technology into your advocacy work. Designed for youth-driven groups, this six-month initiative pairs your team directly with an experienced AI expert NGO. You decide where to focus your efforts, whether that means documenting violations, analyzing data streams, or scaling up your advocacy campaigns. Most of the collaboration takes place online through monthly webinars and workshops, complemented by an in-person visit from your assigned AI expert during spring 2027. Best of all, you and your colleagues will take part in an exclusive, fully funded workshop in Venice, Italy on 25, 26 February 2027 to connect with peers and exchange practical strategies.
Host Organisation
The initiative is operated through the AI for Human Rights (AI4HR) framework, matching participating groups with specialized AI expert NGOs.
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Requirements and Eligibility Criteria
- Must be a youth-focused human rights organisation, meaning you are youth-led or work primarily with and for young people aged 15 years old and above.
- No previous experience with AI is necessary; genuine curiosity and a clear idea of what you want to learn matter far more.
- Applications are particularly welcomed from organisations located in Global Majority countries.
Application Materials Needed
- A short description of your organisation and its work with young people, including a link to your website or social media pages.
- A clear statement detailing what you hope to learn or test with AI during this programme, and why it matters to your mission.
- The names and CVs of 1-2 representatives who will be available and ready to commit to a 6-month programme conducted in English, including participation in the expert visit and the Venice workshop.
Deadline
Applications close on November 4, 2026.


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