EMPOWERING COMMUNITIES: WOMEN’S ROLE IN PEACEBUILDING THROUGH LEARNING
Globally, women play diverse and agentic roles in advocating for peace, social justice, and community well-being, addressing issues such as violence, poverty, food insecurity, and health inequities. Their engagement is often motivated by lived experience or a perceived need to…
BEYOND THE CALL: MOTIVATION AND PRACTICE OF NORTHERN IRELAND’S GRASSROOTS PEACEBUILDERS
Northern Ireland’s peace process operates across multiple strategic levels, yet much scholarly attention has focused on top- and middle-tier peacebuilding initiatives, leaving grassroots efforts relatively underexplored. This study examines the role of grassroots peace practitioners, analyzing how personal motivation and…
INDIGENOUS WOMEN AND THE POLITICS OF POLICY INFLUENCE
Indigenous women encounter significant barriers in participating effectively within hybrid peace structures, navigating systems shaped by colonial and democratic legacies. This study reflects on collaborative research with the Coordinadora Nacional de Mujeres Indígenas (CONAMI), a Mexican network established in 1997…