Inclusive Peace
Find out how Burkina Faso, Chad, Mali, and Niger show us the open windows for civil society to widen civic space and shape what comes next in our new 4-minute video essay.
Six coups in four countries over four years.
In this short video, we look at how military takeovers in Burkina Faso, Chad, Mali, and Niger have constricted civic space and why that grip may not l...
In this episode of #WPSinPractice, we speak with Eyerusalem Solomon, Executive Directress of TIMRAN, the women-led organisation spearheading efforts to ensure women’s voices shape Ethiopia’s Nation...
This discussion brought together leading practitioners and policymakers to explore the evolving nature of peace processes in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. With peace processes shi...
25 years since UNSCR 1325—and we’re STILL talking about women’s participation.
Women in Sudan, Yemen & Ethiopia are not just victims of conflict. They are leaders, peacebuilders, and strategists—
Historian, civil society activist and Professor at Unversité Cheikh Diop (Senegal), Penda Mbow shares her reflections on localisation in peacebuilding.
Hawa Sow Cissé, Programme and Project Manager at Konrad Adenauer Stiftung Mali, shares reflections on localisation in peacebuilding.
Ngasa Pride Yanu, Progamme Director at Reach Out Cameroon shares reflections on the importance of localisation and local ownership in peacebuilding.
Inclusive Peace's experts Philip Poppelreuter and Thania Paffenholz talk from Abuja, Nigeria about a recent consultation on localisation in peacebuilding.
Ethiopian journalist Maya Misikir shares her takeaways from a mediation training co-hosted by Inclusive Peace and the African Women, Peace, and Security Institute.
Co-founder of the African Women, Peace, and Security Institute, Konjit Sinegiorgis explains why women are natural mediators and shares her vision for her newly founded institute.
Our Peace Process Support Advisor Rainer Gude shares reflections and takeaways from a recent trauma-healing workshop in Tigray, Ethiopia that we co-facilitated.
Inclusive Peace team members share what they are looking forward to in terms of work in 2024.
Inclusive Peace's team members reflect on their work in 2023 and share highlights on applying comparative research to inclusive peacemaking and peacebuilding.
Ceasefire texts rarely reference gender or the experiences, needs, and demands of women. Of the 267 ceasefire agreements struck between 1990 and 2016, only 10.9% included the term “gender provision...
In honour #WPSmonth, we take a look 👀 at the crucial work of our partner organisations on furthering women’s #participation in peace & security 🕊️♀️#October1325 #WomenForPeace
In honour #WPSmonth, we take a look 👀 at the crucial work of our partner organisations on furthering women’s #participation in peace & security 🕊️♀️#October1325 #WomenForPeace
Our Peace Process Support Advisor reflects on the key takeaways from his latest mission to Ethiopia supporting the country’s national dialogue process.