When a crisis hits, ICAN’s partners in the Women’s Alliance for Security Leadership (WASL) are on the frontlines reacting.
As they step up to respond, so do we.
Your contributions enable us to be agile, flexible, and timely in our support.
The WPS agenda has proven a vital entry point for women peacebuilders to engage with the security sector and build trust within affected communities. These efforts—often invisible—are contributing to the reform of the sector, reshaping local security environments and mitigating violence.
This case study describes the drivers of the mental health crisis in Afghanistan, its gendered and cultural dimensions, and the strategies used by Afghan women-led peacebuilding organizations to provide solutions. The authors conducted interviews with representatives of Afghan women-led peacebuilding organizations and thematic experts, which were complemented by a desk review of project documentation and […]
When a crisis hits, ICAN’s partners in the Women’s Alliance for Security Leadership (WASL) are on the frontlines reacting.
As they step up to respond, so do we.
Your contributions enable us to be agile, flexible, and timely in our support.