The Article 33 Institute (A33I) is an independent organisation founded on the goal of enhancing young professionals' expertise on international law and affairs. We hope to inspire innovative approaches and critical thinking on issues faced by international law in an ever-changing international climate. A33I aims to provide a forum for discussion and debate on prevalent and emerging trends in international law and affairs. By targeting youth and young professionals, the institute seeks to educate and expand the next generation’s knowledge, skills, and experience, not only in all aspects and areas of international law (including public international law, private international law, and supranational law), but also in global governance, international affairs and the work of international and regional courts and tribunals. A33I's mission is to promote and build international connections amongst emerging generations, and to build a network of passionate young professionals engaged in international law and affairs. We aim to target young professionals aged 16 - 30 years of age. Article 33 is the first institute of its kind focusing on young professionals' engagement in international law and affairs.