The five women Nobel peace laureates of Nobel Women’s Initiative are calling on the United Nations Secretary-General and the United Nations Security Council to act urgently in Myanmar.
Sister to Sister Mentorship Program (Spring) begins for 2021
15 young feminist leaders join a virtual edition of the nine-week advocacy and communications program.
Statement: Nobel Women's Initiative calls for the immediate release of Thin Thin Aung
Action is needed now to ensure the health and safety of Thin Thin Aung and that the human rights of the people of Myanmar are upheld as violence and detentions continue unabated in Myanmar.
Statement: Nobel Peace laureates denounce coup, violence, and detentions in Myanmar
"We are deeply concerned by the ongoing violence and the detention of the leaders of the National League for Democracy (NLD) and pro-democracy activists."
Welcome Tania Principe, Interim Executive Director
Tania will focus her efforts on organizational transition and renewal, while coordinating our ongoing program work with staff, partners, and funders.
Gratitude to Liz Bernstein for 15 years of leadership
As the founding Executive Director, Liz's vision and determination turned an idea into a global tide of support for feminist peacebuilding.
Nasrin documentary opens December 19th
Screening in Canada and the U.S.
Statement: Release Nasrin Sotoudeh
It is time to permanently and unconditionally release Nasrin and immediately drop all charges against her.
The Feminist Impact for Rights and Equality Consortium (FIRE): a new feminist collective is founded
FIRE has been formed to act as an accelerator for the realization of a feminist vision of peace and security.
42 Nobel Laureates call on Canadian Government to reject Teck Frontier Mine Proposal
The response to the climate crisis will define and destroy legacies in the coming years, and the qualifications for being on the right side of history are clear.