The second issue focuses on the topic of "security". How does a feminist understanding of security contradict a military understanding of security? Read the nine contributions from our network.
Would you like to join us in shaping feminist peace work and make a difference for women in peace processes? Then join our commited team in Bern as our new Fundraiser or Programme Assistant.
Moments of recognition and understanding emerged during the exchange between peace activists from Colombia and the Philippines. Interview with our programme officers Andrea Filippi and Karin Widmer.
In the webinar "Memory and Transformation", experts and participants addressed the legacy of conflict-related violence and injustice. The recording of the webinar is now available.
Our new director, Deborah Schibler, brings a lot of experience in peacebuilding and peace processes to her new position.
In the Annual Report 2022, you will learn everything important about our work in the past year - and why feminist visions of peace were put to a tough test.
Our work with women in eastern Ukraine has shown even before the war escalated on 24 February 2022: Violence against women is a military tactic is, writes our programme manager Annemarie Sancar in the latest issue of à propos. Women's experiences must be part of the process of dealing with war crimes.
One year after the start of the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine, there are no signs of a ceasefire, let alone peace. Every day the casualty numbers rise and the suffering increases. On the occasion of the anniversary of the attack, we make demands in a renewed appeal, with a special focus on the participation and protection of women.