End of Year Newsletter
Dear partners, As we reflect on 2025 I’m thrilled to share the impact and progress that we have made together in demonstrating how the power of networks contributes to systems change. This period has been marked by continued strengthened partnerships and expanded outreach. We’ve continued to conduct impactful training through the Building Alumni Community and Impact Networks (BAC-IN) program; attended the Baobab summit (Nairobi, October 2025) where we presented our impact report at the Partner Convening session. We move forward in using multi-media and story telling, through hosting insightful webinars, and empowering young people in how networks can meet the …
Sexual Harassment Policy
Owner: CEO Last updated: July 2022 PURPOSE AND SCOPE inHive is committed to realising gender equality and to ensure there is no gender discrimination inside the organisation or within the partnerships and communities we work in. The aims of this policy are to: create equal dignity among all people ensure a workplace where safety, security and equality of opportunity is ensured create an anti-sexual harassment environment. According to UN Secretariat’s message on discrimination, harassment, including sexual harassment, and abuse of authority, it defines “sexual harassment” as any unwelcome sexual advance, request for sexual favour, verbal or physical conduct or gesture of a …
Nexus Data & Privacy
Created: March 2021Owner: CEONext Review: March 2022 Nexus Data Protection and Privacy Statement Nexus is a global network of alumni networks focused on social change (the “Network”). This Network is designed to enable its members to (1) share and access knowledge about network-building, (2) find motivation and support, (3) boost the recognition of alumni networks as drivers of social change, and (4) increase the impact of their networks. In empowering our members to achieve the above objectives, we will need to collect, store, and use some personal data. This data will be needed to admit new members, invite members to various events and opportunities, …
Privacy & Data Protection Policy
Owner: CEO Last updated: July 2022 Introduction inHive (referred to as “inHive”, “we”, “us” or “our”), of 21-27 Lamb’s Conduit Street, Holborn, London WC1N 3GS, is committed to protecting the rights and Personal Data of individuals in accordance with the Data Protection Act 2018 (“DPA”) and, where applicable, the General Data Protection Regulation (2016/679) (“GDPR”) (collectively, “Data Protection Laws”). This includes following good practice, being open about how we store and process individuals’ data, and taking steps to protect against the risks of a Personal Data Breach. The principles of the GDPR will continue to have effect in the UK even after the …
Anti-Bribery & Anti-Fraud Policy
Owner: CEO Last updated: July 2022 1. PURPOSE 1.1 This policy exists to set out the responsibilities of InHive (hereinafter referred to as “the Charity”) and those who work for and with us, with regards to observing, upholding and reinforcing our zero -tolerance position on fraud, bribery and corruption. It also has the purpose of establishing controls to ensure compliance with all applicable anti -bribery regulations, and to act as a source of information and guidance for those working for and with the Charity, to help us prevent, detect, address and report on fraud, bribery and corruption issues, as well as understand our responsibilities. …
Whistleblowing Policy
Owner: CEO Last updated: July 2022 PURPOSE AND SCOPE inHive is committed to being open, honest and accountable. We encourage a free and open culture in dealings between trustees, staff, consultants and volunteers working at InHive. This policy aims to help trustees, staff, consultants and volunteers who ‘blow the whistle’ on malpractices within our organisation to raise any serious concerns that you may have about colleagues or InHive. The policy is intended to work alongside and further strengthen other policies at inHive, including our commitment to safeguarding of children, youth and vulnerable adults. InHive will comply with statutory requirements to protect whistle-blowers from …
Human Rights Policy
Owner: CEO Last updated: July 2022 We recognise that we have the responsibility to respect human rights and the ability to contribute to positive human rights impacts. There is, therefore, both an operational and a moral case for ensuring that human rights are upheld across our work. This Human Rights Statement contains over -arching principles which we embed into our policies and systems. Our Policy In line with the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (https://www.ohchr.org/documents/publications/guidingprinciplesbusinesshr_en.pdf), we base our human rights policy commitment on the International Bill of Human Rights (consisting of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, …
Child Safeguarding and Protection Policy
Owner: CEO Last updated: July 2022 POLICY STATEMENT This policy outlines inHive Global Limited’s (“inHive”) expectations about how we ensure the safety and security of all those with whom we are involved. inHive has this policy in place primarily to ensure the safeguarding and protection of the children, young people, and vulnerable adults in our networks. As inHive staff rarely work unsupervised with children, young people or vulnerable adults, its principles and practices extend to everyone in our networks, including staff, partners, volunteers, and trustees. All partners and contractors must have a Safeguarding and Protection Policy and Procedure in place …
Youth and Vulnerable Adults Safeguarding and Protection Policy
Policy operational from: March 2021 Next review date: March 2023 This policy outlines inHive Global Limited’s (“inHive”) expectations about how we ensure the safety and security of all those with whom we are involved. inHive has this policy in place primarily to ensure the safeguarding and protection of the children, young people, and vulnerable adults in our networks. As inHive staff rarely work unsupervised with children, young people or vulnerable adults, its principles and practices extend to everyone in our networks, including staff, partners, volunteers, and trustees. All partners and contractors must have a Safeguarding and Protection Policy and Procedure in place …

