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group of international women

Women’s initiatives

The Hague has one of the largest immigrant populations in the Netherlands, and a very vibrant and diverse international community. Expats and internationals can start building a network and support system by joining one of the many communities and networks in the region. Here’s a comprehensive list of women's initiatives to get you started.
Feel at home

Feel at Home event

Settling into a new city can be quite the challenge. Join our Feel at Home event at the Boterwaag in the city center of The Hague!
Talent for Good Fair 2024

Talent For Good Fair 2024

The upcoming edition of The Talent For Good Fair on 11 June will be the biggest career fair for good in the Netherlands!
meet and mingle

Feel at Home event - Meet & Mingle

Settling into a new city can be quite the challenge. Join us at our Feel at Home event - Meet & Mingle, at the Central Library on Tuesday 24 September...
Looking for a job

Looking for a Job

There are many jobs available for English speakers in the Netherlands. These resources will help you in your search – find information about how to apply, going freelance, writing your CV, and volunteering.
ACCESS Rawia

Let's meet Rawia

"It is a universal truth that people need people and this is even more evident when you are a newcomer...
Resumee

How to write a CV

If you are trying to find a job in the Netherlands, start by updating your CV (resume). This guide will help you write a CV that’s tailored to the Dutch job market.
Caballerofabriek

Top tips when applying

From networking to volunteering, follow these top tips when applying for jobs in the Netherlands for English speakers.

ACCESS

ACCESS is a not-for-profit organisation established in The Hague in 1986 to encourage, support, assist and facilitate internationals coming to...
Edith Bergansius

100 years of promoting Hispanic culture in The Hague

In 2020, The Hispanic Association of The Hague ‘Asociación Hispánica de La Haya’ (ASOHA) celebrated their 100th anniversary. We took this opportunity to speak with Edith Bergansius, Chair of ASOHA, about their contribution to the Spanish-speaking community in The Hague.