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Making Peace Work: How women’s participation leads to more comprehensive and durable peace agreementsAn evening of conversation and reflection in Bern: Colombian feminist activists will join researchers and peacebuilding practitioners to reflect on strategies women peace activists use against the gender backlash and militarisation in Colombia and beyond. |
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Geneva Peace Forum: Rethinking women’s meaningful participation in peace processesA panel at the Geneva Peace Forum will challenge the narrow focus on women’s “participation at the table” and explore participation as a multi-level, process-oriented approach. In a time marked by geopolitical tensions, shrinking civic space and pushback against the Women, Peace and Security agenda, identifying practical and politically feasible ways to strengthen women’s influence across peace processes is needed. The event is organised by the OSCE in cooperation with PeaceWomen Across the Globe. The panel will be moderated by our director Deborah Schibler. |
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Geneva Peace Forum: Scaling the formal impact of women's engagementIn a panel discussion at the Geneva Peace Forum, practitioners will draw on first-hand experience from different conflict contexts to identify concrete strategies, mechanisms and institutional innovations that have effectively bridged the gap between women's grassroots influence and their inclusion in formal processes. The head of our Colombia office is among the speakers. |
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Webinar: Unlocking Sustainable Peace in Sudan: The Critical Role of Women PeacebuildersPeacebuilding in Sudan – where are the women? How is the current situation in Sudan linked to historical conflicts and developments? Which peacebuilding initiatives are led by Sudanese women and what challenges need to be addressed? In this webinar three Sudanese peacebuilders share their expertise, analysis, concrete examples of feminist peacebuilding in Sudan as well as their reflections on the steps required to secure sustainable peace processes in Sudan. |