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Global Partners

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United Nations Human Rights

Global Impact Partner

The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (UN Human Rights) is the principal United Nations authority dedicated to promoting and protecting the fundamental rights and freedoms of every person. Guided by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Office works with all 193 UN Member States and maintains a presence in more than 100 countries, supporting governments, institutions, and civil society in advancing dignity, equality, and justice worldwide.



As Global Impact Partner of Call for Code AI, UN Human Rights connects the global developer community with some of the world’s most pressing human rights challenges. Through this partnership, technologists are empowered to build trusted AI solutions that advance human dignity—ensuring that the next generation of artificial intelligence is guided by ethical principles, responsible governance, and the protection of people everywhere.

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Right Here, Right Now Global Climate Alliance

Global Climate Partner

The Right Here, Right Now Global Climate Alliance (RHRN) is one of the world’s largest climate justice initiatives, working to align climate action with human rights. Launched at COP26 with global partner UN Human Rights, RHRN later welcomed the University of Oxford as its global academic partner—host of the Right Here, Right Now Global Climate Summit and the Youth Climate Summit with Oxford Saïd Business School—mobilizing youth, academic institutions, innovators, and global cultural leaders to accelerate solutions to the climate crisis.



Call for Code AI serves as the official developer platform for the alliance, empowering technologists around the world to build trusted AI solutions that address climate and humanitarian challenges. The partnership was recently highlighted at the University of Oxford, where RHRN announced the winners of the Call for Code Global Challenge—demonstrating how the world’s developer community can help turn innovation into real-world climate action.

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David Clark Cause

Creator

David Clark Cause (DCC) is a global social innovation studio that creates and scales purpose-driven platforms at the intersection of technology, culture, and social impact. Founded by social entrepreneur David Clark, the organization has launched landmark initiatives—including Call for Code—that mobilize developers, corporations, universities, and global influencers to tackle some of the world’s most urgent challenges.



By bringing together world-class technology communities with global institutions such as UN Human Rights, DCC builds platforms that empower innovators to create solutions with lasting impact. Through Call for Code AI and related initiatives, the organization helps transform the creativity of the developer community into technologies that improve lives and strengthen societies worldwide.