History
Our history begins with a courageous and visionary idea: to nominate 1000 women for the Nobel Peace Prize in order to give more visibility and recognition to women's peace work worldwide.
The second edition of our "Feminists Connecting for Peace" magazine deals with the topic of "security". In nine contributions from different regions of the world – from Indonesia to Cameroon, Ukraine and Kosovo to Guam – our network members explore such questions as “What does security mean from a feminist perspective? How does this understanding contradict a military understanding of security?”
With the magazine, we make the work of feminist peace activists visible. In articles and interviews, activists from our global network of the same name share their insights and experiences. Each issue examines a specific topic from different perspectives.
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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.
Partners
As a global feminist network organisation, our partners in Switzerland and abroad form an indispensable part of our work.
Project Partners
As an internationally active network organisation, we implement our projects and programmes in close cooperation with a variety of different local organisations – from grassroots organisations to nationally active non-governmental organisations.
An inclusive process for a sustainable peace: Colombia
Since the signing of the peace agreement in Colombia, we have been actively supporting the participation of conflict-affected women and marginalised groups in its implementation.
