With our Feminist Peace Initiatives (FPI), we support local and feminist peace initiatives and projects of our network members. The aim is to promote innovative ideas for feminist peace work quickly, in a straightforward manner and for a limited period of time. In this way, we enable network members to try out new ideas that correspond to their own priorities and those of their communities.
On this page we list the organisations whose initiatives we have supported with an FPI. More information on Feminist Peace Initiatives and our criteria.
Arts for Women, Indonesia
Associação Mulheres pela Paz, Brazil
Badya Centre, Sudan
Clandestinas, Brazil
Femmes en Action pour le Développement Multisectoriel (FADEM), DR Congo
Femina, Afghanistan
Fratello Humanitarian Organization, Ethiopia
I Hagan Famalao'an Guåhan (IHFG), Guam
International Women’s Network Against Militarism
Isha L'Isha, Israel
Kachin Women Association, Myanmar
Little Feminist Collective, Thailand
O Colectivo de Mulheres Negras Lélia Gonzales, Brazil
Our House, Belarus
Sawit Watch, Indonesia
Solidarité des Femmes Activistes pour la Défense des droits humains SOFAD, Democratic Republic of Congo
The Environment and Rural Women's Development Organization (ERD), Sudan
The Sudanese Women Shuttle Diplomacy Initiative, Sudan
Women in Security, Conflict Management and Peace (WISCOMP), India
In February 2024, we invited 12 women peace activists from all over the world to Bern. The aim: to exchange knowledge, brainstorm, and develop strategies to realise common goals and strengthen the network.
We supported safe spaces for women and girls in Lebanon affected by the escalation of the conflict between Hezbollah and the Israeli army in autumn 2024, enabling them to build solidarity and develop strategies despite the armed conflict.
At a retreat in October 2023, feminist activists from various provinces in Indonesia came together in a safe space where they could process their past, their traumas, their emotions and disappointments through art, psychological support and a network of feminists facing similar repression and difficulties.
40 members of the feminist network IWNAM met in the Philippines. They developed a network strategy and an action plan and published a declaration with concrete demands for political leaders and decision-makers.