Interview with Ruth-Gaby Vermot-Mangold: Look – and see women’s tireless work for peace
15 years ago, Ruth-Gaby Vermot-Mangold together with an international team nominated 1000 women for the Nobel Peace Prize.
From March 2021 to June 2022 we organised a series of workshops on feminist peace policy, disarmament and demilitarisation, together with the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF).
All information on the three events in the series.
All women, who connect with each other in this region, are brave and creative. We try to be active and find a solution together. This connection will help us survive.
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Do you want to join us in shaping feminist peace work and make a difference for women in peace processes? Our team in Bern is looking for two Senior Advisors for "Network and Advocacy" and "Peacebuilding During Armed Conflict" with immediate effect.
What are peace processes?
What are peace processes – and how do women influence these processes? With a graphic illustration, we show the various roles of women in the different stages of peace processes. We use this tool to highlight the role women play and the influence they have in peace processes.
Women demand security – and peace: Ukraine
Our Ukraine programme gives women the space to talk openly about security and peace and to develop strategies for their participation in peacebuilding. Peace work continues even during the war.
Interview with Olena Zinenko on Ukraine: "A sense of injustice in what happens when people suffer and their destinies are ruined”
Olena Zinenko, project coordinator at KRF Public Alternative, speaks about the difficult situation women are facing and shares messages from some of the participants in the Women’s Peace Tables we organised in the region with Public Alternative prior to the start of the war.