Collaborations

EcoJustice focuses on the ecological emancipation of criminal law and the broader pursuit of environmental justice, engaging with key stakeholders and taking legal action where it matters. They helped us get started and we continue to sponsor our workshops and travel, supporting us financially and emphatically. EcoJustice supports YERA Hub financially.

Stop Ecocide Deutschland works with Stop Ecocide International to advocate for the recognition of ecocide as an international crime. We co-organise events around international law and mobilise our networks to push for the recognition of Ecocide in the Rome Statute.

Protect the Planet advocates for ambitious climate-change goals to mitigate the climate catastrophe. Where YERA Hub fosters innovative ideas, Protect the Planet helps realise them by connecting YERA with stakeholders, providing infrastructure and together we will realise the art exhibition in Berlin on Rights of Nature. Protect the Planet supports projects by YERA Hub financially.

Netzwerk Rechte der Natur works to advocate for the recognition of the Rights of Nature. Together, we organize educational webinars and they willl be partners in our art exhibition that engage diverse audiences.

Cambridge Climate Society is a network of students, academics, and professionals interested in the climate. We were invited as EU environmental criminal law experts to host a workshop on the ECD and discuss the scope of environmental crime.

The UN Association of Germany (DGVN) is a non-profit and non-partisan organization that strives to inform the public about the objectives, institutions and activities of the UN and promotes international cooperation. DGVN and its member working group on sustainability and ecological justice have co-hosted an event on law in protecting the environment with YEAR Hub.

Group d’Action Contre Ecocide Mali goal is for Mali and other African countries to recognize ecocide as a crime under international law. Together, we emphasize the urgent need for global solidarity and legal reform to address environmental destruction and promote ecological justice, especially in the most affected regions.

Rechtsperson Reuss is a campaign to recognise rights for the river Reuss and other non-human bodies. Together, we inspire public engagement and interdisciplinary dialogue on nature’s fundamental rights and help our fellow advocates advance their campaign by sharing best practices.

Chile Sin Ecocido works with Stop Ecocide International to advocate for the recognition of ecocide as an international crime. We have maintained strong ties by sharing advice and expanding each other’s networks.

Universität Hamburg is a centre of research and teaching, aiming to solve problems of the present and the future.

Rechte der Natur e.V. lead by Emmanuel Schlichter works to help advocate for the Rights of Nature in Germany. As a supporter of our Research Exhibition, they contribute legal expertise and advocacy experience to connect artistic expression with legal innovation.

TDP of the University of Amsterdam was founded to create fulfilling workshops and events for PPLE students to develop their talents and interests. We were invited as EU environmental law experts to host a workshop on Rights of Nature as an example of ecocentric jurisprudence.

NGO Bos dat van Zichzelf has as primary goal to give back forests to nature. They do this by granting the forest rights. Together, we are exploring innovative level avenues to protect ecosystems, recognising their intrinsic value and autonomy.

We are part of the Incubator Programme which gives free coaching for law and justice start ups and entrepreneurs. Frances Singleton and Picabo Rimac have been essential in helping us define our mission, establish contacts to the law and buisness world and set the ground for scaling up our innvovative ideas.