Women Waging Peace Network - Joan B. Kroc School of Peace Studies

Peace is stronger with women. Women are stronger together.

Established in 1999, the Women Waging Peace (WWP) network has grown to be a powerful and inclusive international community of peacebuilding experts who are committed to ending cycles of violence through partnerships and initiatives.

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1,000+

women

100+

countries

30+

areas of peacebuilding expertise

Network Programs

Uganda NextGen

The Uganda NextGen initiative created intergenerational partnerships in which senior and junior women peacebuilders collaborated to implement a peacebuilding initiative on a jointly identified need.

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Women Waging Peace Annual Grants

Each year, the Kroc IPJ awards grants of flexible, adaptive and non-restricted funding to its WWP members.

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Learning With Women in Track 1 Peace Processes

With global partners, the Kroc IPJ worked to enhance understanding of roles women negotiators and mediators play in track 1 peace processes.

News and Resources

Kroc IPJ Awards Annual Women Waging Peace Grants to Nine Changemakers

Kroc IPJ Hosts Women Waging Peace Conference in Nepal

Women's Peacebuilding Leadership During the COVID-19 Pandemic

The Uganda NextGen Framework: Guidelines for Intergenerational Peacebuilding

Kroc IPJ Awards Women Waging Peace Grants to Nine Peacebuilders

Flexible Funding is the First Step: Gender-Responsive Support for Women Peace Leaders

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Questions?

Contact Program Officer for Women, Peace and Security Briana Mawby at bmawby@sandiego.edu