On the frontline of war, Yemeni women are building peace
An article written by Kira Walker for Equal Times discusses Yemeni women’s vital role as peacebuilders in the country. Below are some key points. Muna Luqman is a peace activist
An article written by Kira Walker for Equal Times discusses Yemeni women’s vital role as peacebuilders in the country. Below are some key points. Muna Luqman is a peace activist
Building the capacities of women from the Blue Nile and Nuba Mountains regions in mediation and conflict prevention.
Strengthening mediation capacities for conflict management in the IGAD region.
Generating more consultative processes by promoting women’s active participation in international, regional and national mediation.
Strengthening the role of women in peace processes in the IGAD region.
Saran Fina Sidime is an intern at ACCORD. She completed a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations from Mount Holyoke College. She is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Theological
Upstream countries challenge Egypt and Sudan’s historical rights claims over the Nile, demanding an increased share of its water.
“The small is as important as the bigger picture. It is these smaller things, if they are coordinated, that can lead to the transformation of the bigger picture” (p. 10).
Strengthening institutional capacity on women and mediation.