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In 2023, USAID provided $40B in aid to 130 countries—lifesaving yet often seen as neocolonial. 🌍💰 Lina AbiRafeh, our new Senior Adviser, digs into the paradox of foreign aid: solidarity or control? Read her bold take: buff.ly/7KHkipW

Webinar Recording Now Live! 🚨 How does post-conflict reconstruction shape political transitions in MENA? Zozan Alloush Deen Sharp & Nourah Shuaibi break it down in this powerful discussion. Don’t miss their insights—watch now 👉 youtu.be/-0i_ZepvpqE

Peace talks for Ukraine are coming, but what can we expect from them? ⚠️ Rushed, exclusive negotiations risk entrenching conflict rather than resolving it. Our latest piece explores six key steps to prepare for a just, lasting peace. Read here: bit.ly/3DGi0wb

Who decides what gets rebuilt after conflict and how? Too often, reconstruction serves politics over communities. Our latest piece explores why bottom-up rebuilding is key to lasting peace in MENA. Insights from Zozan Alloush Deen Sharp & Nourah Shuaibi: bit.ly/3FDgpYQ

Les coups d'État militaires sont de plus en plus fréquents, ce qui nuit à l'engagement civique. La mobilisation de la société civile et des partis politiques est essentielle pour restauré un régime civil. Nos conclusions sont compilées dans ce non-paper: buff.ly/K3WXBDX

Military coups are on the rise, with significant implications for civic space and engagement. Civil society and political party mobilisation can shape whether military regimes consolidate power or transition back to civilian rule. Read our new non-paper: buff.ly/1QKBap5

🔹 AI, digitalization & youth peacebuilding in Africa 🔹 How can new technologies support conflict prevention while addressing risks like bias & misinformation? Join #GPWMeetsAddis for this critical conversation! 📅 April 8 📍 Addis Ababa & online 🔗 genevapeaceweek.ch/en/gpw-meets-a…

What does women-led coalition building actually look like? 🌱🕊️ In Ethiopia & Sudan, it’s women setting agendas, training facilitators & presenting their priorities to shape and contribute to dialogue. Read our new blog from #WPSinPractice series👇 inclusivepeace.org/building-women…

A coup, a new constitution, and now elections. Is Gabon really transitioning to civilian rule or just rebranding military rule? Dive into this sharp 7 min read, where we break it all down 👇🔖 inclusivepeace.org/gabon-election…

In wartime Sudan, generations are learning from each other: sharing stamina, wisdom, and care. Peacebuilder Sara Musa El Saeed reflects on what it means to survive, resist, and rebuild together. Tune in: buff.ly/3PYcuYn Hosted by Thania Paffenholz | Co-produced w/ Women's Peace & Humanitarian Fund

After a military coup, what comes next? Authoritarian slide or a chance for democratic change? We mapped early signs to watch and real examples from around the world. 15-min read here → bit.ly/45lplfZ 🇫🇷 version → bit.ly/43mnyVy