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Women’s Voices, Women’s Peace: The Future of Conflict Resolution Is Female
You’ve heard the war stories — the generals, the treaties, the strongmen shaking hands under banners that promise “peace.”But here’s the thing: real peace ...
New Global Campaign Seeks Gender Balance in Peacebuilding and Diplomacy
Another high-level summit. Another round of peace negotiations. Another glossy photo of men in suits shaking hands — while the people who’ve borne the ...
Women at the Frontlines: Changing the Face of Global Security Forever
She’s not holding a rifle, but she’s holding the line. Not standing in a war room, but standing in a courtroom, a clinic, a ...
How Grassroots Women Are Leading the Fight for Justice and Peace Worldwide
It doesn’t make the evening news. It rarely trends. But in dusty village halls, refugee shelters, WhatsApp threads, and street protests — a quiet ...
Global Partnership Launches Bold Action Plan to Empower Women in Peace Talks
Global Partnership Launches Bold Action Plan to Empower Women in Peace Talks Alright, let’s cut to it: peace talks aren’t working like they should. ...
The Rise of Female Peacemakers: Global Efforts Reshaping Conflict Zones
There’s something quietly radical happening in the world’s most volatile places — not with guns, not with parades, not with photo-ops or peace treaties ...
Empowering Women to Build a Peaceful Tomorrow in War-Torn Nations
You hear it in hushed voices at refugee camps. You see it in the fierce eyes of mothers walking their kids past tanks and ...
Women Take Charge in Global Conflict Resolution
She wasn’t supposed to be at that table. Not the big one, anyway — the one with the maps, the men in suits, the ...
Breaking the Silence: How Women Are Leading Global Peacebuilding Movements
Let’s get one thing straight right off the bat: women have always been peacemakers. In families, in communities, on the frontlines of revolutions—they’ve been ...
Global Women Leaders Unite to Redefine Peace and Power in Conflict Zones
Last month, a group of trailblazing women—ministers, negotiators, grassroots organizers, military vets, and yes, even former combatants—gathered quietly in Nairobi. No fanfare. No fancy ...
