10th anniversary

On October 3rd, Alliance for Humanitarian Architecture marks its 10th anniversary.

We are able to reach this milestone thanks to the generous support and dedication of everyone who has been involved with and supported Alliance for Humanitarian Architecture’s activities over the years. We extend our deepest gratitude to all of you who have walked alongside us throughout these past 10 years.

Since the Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011—prior to our official founding—we have continued our activities with a heartfelt commitment: 'To make this world better.'

Over these 10 years, through disaster relief efforts and events across Japan and abroad, we have promoted reconstruction support, disaster preparedness awareness, and the importance of strong, supportive local communities.

Yet even today, there are still people in need of support in Noto (Earthquake 2024), Kumamoto (Earthquake 2025), Chile (Repeating forest fires), and many other places around the world.

'I want to help.' 'I want to do something.'

There are those who long to reach out, and those who urgently need assistance.

However, the reality is that due to funding shortages and various administrative constraints, those heartfelt desires cannot always reach those in need quickly enough.

We need to deliver the positive impact faster and to bring essential support to those who need it most.

To address this continuing challenge, Alliance for Humanitarian Architecture is taking this 10th anniversary as a defining milestone to launch a new initiative that pushes our activities another step forward.

Alliance for Humanitarian Architecture exists today because of the many people we have met and the support we have received over the past decade.

That is why we see this 10th anniversary not as a finish line, but as a brand-new start for the next 10 years ahead.

What one person cannot do alone can surely be changed when we bring everyone's power together.

To build a brighter future together.

We sincerely look forward to your continued support for Alliance for Humanitarian Architecture.