The laureates will meet Ukrainian women, activists, Governor of Lviv Regional Administration, and Mayor of Lviv
Media Release: Nobel peace laureates lead delegation to Poland and the Ukraine
Tawakkol Karman (Yemen), Leymah Gbowee (Liberia) and Jody Williams (US) will meet with women activists working to build peace.
Media Advisory: Standing with Women in Conflict Working for Peace
Nobel Women's Initiative Delegation to Poland and Ukraine in collaboration with The Azadi Project: 20-24 June 2022.
Announcement: New leadership at Nobel Women's Initiative
A new Executive Director and a new Board for a new era.
Unfinished Revolution: Women Human Rights Defenders in the Middle East and North Africa
New Report
A new report on the status of Women Human Rights Defenders in MENA since the Arab Spring. The revolution is not over.
Statement: Guatemala Indigenous women welcome long-awaited sexual violence ruling
Nobel Women’s Initiative joins with Indigenous women in Guatemala in welcoming the recent court ruling that found ex-paramilitaries guilty of crimes against humanity for rape and sexual violence that took place in the early 1980s.
Nobel laureates call for an end to war posturing
War posturing leads only to war. True, lasting peace happens when women’s voices are heard, human rights upheld, international law is respected, and when violence and militarization are rejected.
Statement: Nobel Peace laureates call for an end to war posturing
War posturing leads only to war. True, lasting peace happens when women’s voices are heard, human rights upheld, international law is respected, and when violence and militarization are rejected.
Statement: Congratulations to Maria Ressa and Dmitry Muratov
Critical role free press plays in global peace is recognized with Nobel Peace Prize.
Nobel Peace laureates' statement on Afghanistan
In Afghanistan, as in conflict afflicted countries and regions throughout the world, there can be no just and durable state of peace without the leadership and on-going participation of women.