She Talks Peace

"Feminist peace activist Robinah Rubimbwa highlights the role of women and youth in shaping Uganda's future through political engagement. She shares their strategies for inclusive participation - how empowering these voices can drive meaningful change!"Visit She Talks Peace' social media pages and show your support:Facebook: web.facebook.com/shetalkspeacepodcastTwitter: @shetalkspeace | twitter.com/shetalkspeaceInstagram: @shetalkspeace | instagram.com/shetalkspeace/Visit Amina Rasul's social media pages:Twitter: @aminarasul | twitter.com/aminarasulInstagram: @aminarasul | instagram.com/aminarasul/Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/amina-rasul-084a0824/

He Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) has called for ceasefire and protection of the civilians in Gaza. Some ASEAN member states and civil society have also offered humanitarian aid. What can ASEAN do to help end the tragedy in GAZA?Visit She Talks Peace' social media pages and show your support:Facebook: web.facebook.com/shetalkspeacepodcastTwitter: @shetalkspeace | twitter.com/shetalkspeaceInstagram: @shetalkspeace | instagram.com/shetalkspeace/Visit Amina Rasul's social media pages:Twitter: @aminarasul | twitter.com/aminarasulInstagram: @aminarasul | instagram.com/aminarasul/Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/amina-rasul-084a0824/

In this episode, May Sabe Phyu discusses her experience and milestones in the Myanmar conflict and her advocacy on the prevention of violence against women. Drawing from her extensive background in law reform and advocacy, May provides invaluable insights into the critical role of women in peacebuilding efforts. Through her work, she has witnessed firsthand the transformative power of initiatives aimed at resolving conflicts, not only in fostering peace but also in catalyzing broader societal reform. She emphasizes the importance of empowering women and involving them in peace processes for building sustainable and inclusive societies. Through her advocacy and amplification of women's voices, May exemplifies the resilience and determination of Myanmar's women activists in their ongoing fight for democracy and human rights. Join us for this conversation on She Talks Peace, where we explore conflict resolution and the quest for peace in Southeast Asia.Visit She Talks Peace' social media pages and show your support:Facebook: web.facebook.com/shetalkspeacepodcastTwitter: @shetalkspeace | twitter.com/shetalkspeaceInstagram: @shetalkspeace | instagram.com/shetalkspeace/Visit Amina Rasul's social media pages:Twitter: @aminarasul | twitter.com/aminarasulInstagram: @aminarasul | instagram.com/aminarasul/Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/amina-rasul-084a0824/

In this episode, tune in as Karen Tanada, Executive Director of the Gaston Z. Ortigas Peace Institute, join us in an insightful dialogue. As a key member of the Third Party Monitoring Team overseeing the peace agreement between the Philippine Government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, Karen provides firsthand knowledge of the challenges and triumphs in this endeavor. Her leadership in PILIPINA, a feminist organization, adds depth to her understanding, highlighting the importance of conflict resolution. She discusses the milestones of the Principles for Peace in Southeast Asia, revealing innovative approaches and collaborative efforts driving change in the region. She also shares her insights into the transformative power of peacebuilding initiatives. Join us for this conversation on She Talks Peace, where we explore conflict resolution and the quest for peace in Southeast Asia.Visit She Talks Peace' social media pages and show your support:Facebook: web.facebook.com/shetalkspeacepodcastTwitter: @shetalkspeace | twitter.com/shetalkspeaceInstagram: @shetalkspeace | instagram.com/shetalkspeace/Visit Amina Rasul's social media pages:Twitter: @aminarasul | twitter.com/aminarasulInstagram: @aminarasul | instagram.com/aminarasul/Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/amina-rasul-084a0824/

In this episode, join us as we talk with Ms. Huma Chughtai about how women are getting more involved in Pakistan's politics. Ms. Chughtai, now titled Right Honourable, is a Member of Parliament in Pakistan. She won her seat in the February 2024 general election through seats reserved for women in her party. We'll discuss the growing role of women in Pakistani politics and hear about Ms. Chughtai's experiences during the election, including the ups and downs. Tune in for an insightful dialogue about women empowerment and representation in politics, and making democracy more inclusive.

In this episode of "She Talks Peace," we have the honor of hosting Dr. Eleonora Emkic, who holds her Ph.D. from Universiti Sains Malaysia and a Master's degree from Grenoble Graduate School of Business, France. She is a powerhouse in conflict resolution, dialogue facilitation, and peacebuilding. Currently based in Erbil, Iraq, Eleonora serves as a Project Manager for Forum ZFD, where she's deeply involved in crafting and implementing projects aimed at transforming conflicts within communities sustainably. With her background in gender mainstreaming and her knack for monitoring and reporting on dialogue facilitation, Eleonora has left her mark on organizations like the OSCE Special Monitoring Mission to Ukraine. In this insightful conversation, Dr. Eleonora shares her personal experiences of working on the ground in Iraq, a region often marked by turmoil and conflict. Further, she discusses why peace education is essential, particularly in conflict-affected regions, and how it can empower individuals and communities to break the cycle of violence and build a more peaceful future. Tune in to She Talks Peace to be inspired and informed by this enlightening conversation!Visit She Talks Peace' social media pages and show your support:Facebook: web.facebook.com/shetalkspeacepodcastTwitter: @shetalkspeace | twitter.com/shetalkspeaceInstagram: @shetalkspeace | instagram.com/shetalkspeace/Visit Amina Rasul's social media pages:Twitter: @aminarasul | twitter.com/aminarasulInstagram: @aminarasul | instagram.com/aminarasul/Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/amina-rasul-084a0824/

In this episode of "She Talks Peace," we have the honor of hosting Dr. Noorjehan Safia Niaz, a passionate activist deeply engaged in empowering marginalized Muslim women across India. Dr. Noorjehan holds a Ph.D. in Sociology and a Masters in Social Work, and is renowned as the co-founder of the Bharatiya Muslim Mahila Andolan (BMMA), a pioneering national movement advocating for Muslim women's rights. Through BMMA, Dr. Noorjehan has tirelessly championed legislative reforms, including the historic legislation against triple divorce, a significant victory for Indian Muslim women. In this insightful conversation, Dr. Noorjehan delves into the complexities of Triple Talaq Legislation and the urgent need for codified personal laws to safeguard the rights of Muslim women in India. With her wealth of experience and expertise, Dr. Noorjehan sheds light on the challenges Muslim women face in accessing justice and advocates for a gender-just legal framework that addresses their diverse needs. Tune in to She Talks Peace to be inspired and informed by this enlightening conversation!Visit She Talks Peace' social media pages and show your support:Facebook: web.facebook.com/shetalkspeacepodcastTwitter: @shetalkspeace | twitter.com/shetalkspeaceInstagram: @shetalkspeace | instagram.com/shetalkspeace/Visit Amina Rasul's social media pages:Twitter: @aminarasul | twitter.com/aminarasulInstagram: @aminarasul | instagram.com/aminarasul/Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/amina-rasul-084a0824/

The Battle of Jolo, also known as the Burning of Jolo or the Siege of Jolo, occurred in February 1974 in the southern Philippines. It was a significant clash between the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) and the Philippine government, marking a key event in the early stages of the Moro insurgency and sparking resistance against martial law imposed by Former President Ferdinand Marcos.In this episode of "She Talks Peace," join Amina Rasul and Dr. Ayesah Abubakar as they delve into the tragic event of the Jolo Siege featuring Filipino students sharing their perspectives on the Battle of Jolo. Through insightful dialogue, they unpacked the happenings of this harrowing incident as they shared viewpoints and shed light on its broader implications for Sulu until now. Tune in as they discuss the human toll, socio-political ramifications, and pathways toward reconciliation in the aftermath of the Jolo Siege.Visit She Talks Peace' social media pages and show your support:Facebook: web.facebook.com/shetalkspeacepodcastTwitter: @shetalkspeace | twitter.com/shetalkspeaceInstagram: @shetalkspeace | instagram.com/shetalkspeace/Visit Amina Rasul's social media pages:Twitter: @aminarasul | twitter.com/aminarasulInstagram: @aminarasul | instagram.com/aminarasul/Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/amina-rasul-084a0824/

In this episode of "She Talks Peace," Jamela Alindogan shares her journey as a journalist in conflict zones, highlighting the evolving perceptions and challenges of reporting amidst the turmoil. She recounts a poignant encounter that shaped her approach to storytelling, emphasizing the importance of empathy and connection. Jamela discusses the role of storytelling in advocating for marginalized communities, citing the Sinagtala Foundation as a prime example of impactful social change. Founded to empower women and children affected by conflict, the foundation embodies Jamela's commitment to amplifying voices and fostering resilience. Join us for an enlightening conversation with Jamela Alindogan as we explore the profound intersection of journalism, storytelling, and advocacy in conflict zones.Visit She Talks Peace' social media pages and show your support:Facebook: web.facebook.com/shetalkspeacepodcastTwitter: @shetalkspeace | twitter.com/shetalkspeaceInstagram: @shetalkspeace | instagram.com/shetalkspeace/Visit Amina Rasul's social media pages:Twitter: @aminarasul | twitter.com/aminarasulInstagram: @aminarasul | instagram.com/aminarasul/Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/amina-rasul-084a0824/