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“A just society means creating equal opportunities.” The AT4All research programme develops assistive technologies for people with physical disabilities in countries where such resources are out of reach for most people.

Students from THUAS are taking to the streets of The Hague to talk to residents about the importance of preventive cancer screening. “If you are not properly informed, you do not really have a choice.”

How Ukrainian young people at two reception centres are building a welcoming meeting place of their own, in collaboration with THUAS researchers.

Thanks to a highly successful fundraising quiz night, Rotary Clubs Zoetermeer and Voorburg-Vliet raised an impressive €10,000 on 31 March for the research project “Creating a Place for and with Ukrainian Youth”.

A new EdTech scan shows that information on AI, equity, and effectiveness is often fragmented and limited. The study is part of the Evidence-informed evaluation of EdTech.

Why do some people in the Netherlands live, on average, years shorter and in poorer health than others? Roos van der Vaart and Liesbeth Geuze explore this during the Week of just living.

Equal opportunities depend on access to good education, healthcare, and other essential services.

At THUAS, we believe that everyone, regardless of background, socioeconomic position, or home situation, deserves the same opportunities to develop to their full potential.

The Hague GroenLinks council member, Dolle Mina activist, and lifelong advocate Ria Sikkes fought throughout her life for women’s emancipation and equal pay.

From March 24 to 27, THUAS will focus on just and equitable coexistence. Theo Bakker, professor of Learning Technology & Analytics, will host one of the workshops that week.

We contribute to a WHO/Europe initiative that supports countries in implementing AI safely, ethically and inclusively in healthcare, with a focus on transparency, human rights and responsible use.