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A Seat at the Table: How Women Are Transforming Peace Talks Worldwide
Let’s be honest—most peace talks have looked the same for decades: a big wooden table, a few flags, maybe a translator in the corner, ...
Bridging Divides with Dialogue: Women’s Powerful Role in Conflict Recovery
Picture this: A burned-down school. A split village. Generations turned against each other by war, propaganda, or both. The military’s gone. The journalists left. ...
Women Lead, Peace Follows: New Initiatives Aim to Transform Global Security
You know what they say: if you want something done right…Well, let’s just say if centuries of male-dominated diplomacy had worked, we wouldn’t be ...
Peace Begins With Her: Why Gender Equality is Critical to Lasting Global Peace
Let’s start with the truth they don’t teach in school:Wars may be waged by men, but peace is too often left for women to ...
Can Women End Wars Where Diplomats Have Failed? The Data Might Surprise You
You ever notice how peace talks tend to look the same? A long table. Maybe a flag or two. A bunch of men in ...
Global Report Reveals Shocking Gender Gaps in Peace Negotiations Worldwide
So here’s the punchline, if you can call it that: A brand-new global report just dropped and confirmed what most of us already suspected—peace ...
From Conflict to Cooperation: The Role of Women in Ending Wars Peacefully
Here’s a story that rarely makes the news: A group of women, tired of burying their children and dodging bullets, form a human barricade ...
Women’s Peacebuilding Efforts Are Saving Lives – Why Is the World Ignoring Them?
You ever notice how the headlines never read: “Women Mediators Prevent Civil War in [Insert Country]”? Nah. That’s not what makes the front page. ...
Global Leaders Call for Gender-Sensitive Peace Processes in All Nations
You know what’s wild? For all the talk about peace and progress, we’re still overlooking half the damn planet when it comes to making ...
Peace Through Inclusion: Why the World Needs More Women in Mediation Roles
You ever notice how when a conflict flares up—whether it’s a geopolitical mess or a boardroom blowup—the first instinct is to send in the ...
