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  1. wpmcambodia.orgWPM

    Women Peace Makers works to support the empowerment of women and youth, transform conflict, and prevent violence, including gender based violence, by providing the tools and space for dialogue and deeper understanding about issues of gender and peace.

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  2. wpmcambodia.org › who-we-areWho We Are – WPM

    Women Peace Makers (WPM) is a leading organization working on the intersection of peace, gender and development. Originally starting up as a women and youth-led peacebuilding network in 2000 and establishing itself as an NGO in 2003, WPM envisions a peaceful and gender just society where everyone, regardless of identity and ability, can reach ...

  3. 22 set 1997 · Since then six more women have been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize: Jody Williams (1997), Shirin Ebadi (2003), Wangari Maathai (2004) and Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, Leymah Gbowee and Tawakkol Karman (2011).

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  4. 13 gen 2012 · In the world’s newest country, South Sudan, which gained its independence from Sudan in July after nearly 20 years of conflict, women leaders are hoping to turn “years of fear into opportunity and stability,” said Rebecca Joshua Okwaci, founder of Sudanese Women Empowerment for Peace.

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  5. Women Peace Makers, Phnom Penh. 15,779 likes · 414 talking about this · 127 were here. WPM envisions a peaceful and gender just society where everyone, regardless of identity and ability, can reach...

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  6. 17 dic 2022 · The Women PeaceMakers Fellowship brings together women peacebuilders and leading international peacebuilding organizations. Their applied research builds mutual learning, more effective partnerships, and strengthens peacebuilding practice and policy.

  7. Women have always been peacemakers, but they have been constrained through most of history by masculine social restraints. The activity is universal, but the written record is unfortunately confined to Europe and North America until the nineteenth century. We welcome evidence for women’s peacemaking in every region.