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Women peacemakers program IFOR

Workshop Kits and tools for active nonviolence training






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As the United Nations has highlighted, equality between men and women is a cornerstone of peace, the WPP continues to develop training materials and approaches that underline the dangers that gender violence pose to a culture of peace.



WPP Mission Statement The International Fellowship of Reconciliation (IFOR) believes that without peace, development is impossible, and without women, neither peace nor development can take place.

IFOR’s Women Peacemakers Program (WPP) began in 1997 and works to support and strengthen women’s peacemaking initiatives.

The WPP believes that programs that specifically empower women peacemakers, and encourage women and girls to become involved in peacebuilding and civil society building, are essential for development.

WPP’s objective is to increase the empowerment of women through active nonviolence. This is accomplished through an annual international training for nonviolence trainers, regional consultations for women in conflict situations, gender and nonviolence trainings, workshops on using the media for peace, campaigns such as the annual May 24 International Women’s Day for Peace and Disarmament, and through the documentation of women’s peace initiatives.


Workshop Kits and tools for active nonviolence training




     
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