For several years, we have been using “the most dangerous places for women” to describe India, Pakistan and Afghanistan, despite the fact...

In July 2010, the Peace and Reconciliation Process was launched to build sustainable peace and security in Afghanistan using political,...

Community Conversation in India, 2012 This October marks the 17th anniversary of UN Security Council Resolution (UNSCR) 1325. After the...

WRN spoke with Beth Woroniuk, co-founder and coordinator of Women Peace and Security Network-Canada (WPSN-Canada) with over 25 years of...

As the reach of conflict has expanded in the twenty-first century, there has also been a growing emphasis on how conflict has always been...

War has devastating consequences on a country and the wounds it leaves behind take generations to heal. For more than four decades, the...

WRN recently caught up with Rangina Hamidi, women’s rights activist and founder and president of Kandahar Treasure, the first female-run...

The Institute of Peace and Diplomatic Studies, the Australian Government, City School, and Women’s Regional Network jointly organized the...

How it started does not matter. Everything is different now. A spark, a simmer, a stranger’s torch—everything burns anyway. ​ The first...