⚠️Registrations still open! Looking forward to a great line-up of speakers at "African Women at the Peace Table: Lessons from Sudan, DRC and the region" happening Monday Oct 23 in NY at 11AM. Our ED, Thania Paffenholz is moderating 🙏🏾 ⬇️ #WPS #October1325 docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

So excited to be part of @GenevaPeaceWeek w/ our #InvestInWomen & Peace 🎙️ series (in 🤝w/ Inclusive Peace)! For Ep 2, Women's Peace & Humanitarian Fund's BreifniFlanagan & Sophie Giscard d'Estaing discuss how the WPHF #RapidResponse 🪟 is advancing women's leadership in peacebuilding: bit.ly/47epoIh

Disturbing trends: increasing armed conflicts, yet decreasing funding in peace📉OECD ➡️ Better Policies for Better Lives More armed conflict will not (fully) resolve armed conflicts. But will result in cyclical crises at expense of human lives. How to get beyond this logic? Address root causes. Invest in peace.

Monday morning read! New article by Thania Paffenholz & al., “Toward a Third Local Turn: Identifying and Addressing Obstacles to Localization in Peacebuilding.” Very useful: It gives a framework to think through what we’ve read & observed over the past decade. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

“For the peace mediation sector, four 'frontiers' lie ahead if we hope to help prevent the worst outcomes of climate change and environmental degradation”, writes Sebastian Kratzer. — Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue Understand each one of them: 🕊️ adelph.it/ClimateFrontie…

Of the 267 ceasefire agreements struck between 1990 and 2016, only 10.9% referenced gender. But why do ceasefire agreements even need to be gender-responsive? And what strategies can be used to achieve this? This reel explains 👇 #CeasefireNOW

An honor to have the Women's Peace & Humanitarian Fund Window for Women Human Rights Defenders & its gov donors highlighted in Mary Lawlor's latest Pathways for 🕊️ report on the situation of #WHRDs in conflict & crisis settings. Learn more about the 🪟 & its impact worldwide: bit.ly/3taSzdU

A fascinating insight into how comparative experiences and lessons learned can directly inform peace process design and implementation, looking at Colombia and Northern Ireland aljazeera.com/news/2023/11/1…

Listen 🎧 to this podcast co-produced with Women's Peace & Humanitarian Fund for #GPW23 featuring Salwa Elsdaik from Sudan & Vimbai Kapurura from Eswatini, who discuss the linkages between #participation and #protection of women peacebuilders ♀️⚠️ #16days ➡️ ow.ly/zUPj50QgiVv

On this #IWD2024 we're proud to join Women's Peace & Humanitarian Fund to recognise, celebrate, and support women peacebuilders. Watch the #InvestInWomen interview series illuminating women’s critical contributions to crisis response & sustainable peace. 📷bit.ly/3Jk9YYX

Thrilled to welcome our incredible INGO partners of the Women's Peace & Humanitarian Fund #RapidResponse 🪟 to #Geneva this week to deepen our collaboration & strengthen our 🤝 in support of women's participation in peace processes worldwide.

#WomenBuildPeace | #InvestInWomen

What are the top make-or-break process factors of #nationaldialogues? Check out our report on the factors that influence the outcomes of national dialogues 🗨️ 💬 Full report ➡️➡️➡️ow.ly/FFGg50RQOKV

In times of simmering tensions⚡in the #KosovoSerbia peace process, many express the need for intra-Kosovo dialogue to overcome distrust between communities. Our joint report funded by Women's Peace & Humanitarian Fund shows the need to advance women’s inclusion overall ➡️ow.ly/RPTq50RSemH

A poll by ECFR shows that 40 % of respondents in 15 countries see negotiations as the most likely outcome of the war in #Ukraine. This finding resonates with our research that indicates negotiations to be the most likely way of ending the war ⬇️ ow.ly/TEON50Sulrb

Excited to be tonight's "Women at the Table: Reclaiming Narratives of Peace and Inclusion in the Middle East" UN Women Middle East Council on Global Affairs IFI at AUB Liveatream here: youtube.com/live/g5EqMDXP5…

New episode alert! Sara Musa Toum (Sudan), kindah (Syria), Marion Akiteng (Uganda), and Rahela Sadiqi (Afghanistan) share their stories on intergenerational dialogue in peacebuilding. Hosted by Thania Paffenholz | Co-produced w/ Women's Peace & Humanitarian Fund Listen now: buff.ly/3PYcuYn

Join our #CSW69 virtual event this Tuesday, 11th March, at 8:30 am EST, 5:30 pm Aden time. Find out more and register here: publicate.it/p/U_R2P2nnyN9m…