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Climate justice, gender equality and peace are deeply interconnected. Around the world, climate crises and conflicts are on the rise, and it is women and girls who are disproportionately impacted - but to develop meaningful, sustainable and inclusive solutions, leaders must listen to them.

At Women for Women International, we believe that powerful transformation happens when communities unite, especially during times of crises. As an immensely challenging 2023 comes to a close, we cannot help but reflect on key moments that motivate us to work even harder to serve women survivors of...

According to the latest UN figures, nearly 300 million people in 72 countries will require humanitarian assistance and protection this year. Our watchlist below outlines six humanitarian emergencies that we believe need special attention in 2024, specifically for the women affected.

After two years of war in Ukraine, Anna Orel is exhausted. It’s impossible to get used to the relentless barrage of rockets, or nightly drone attacks in the capital Kyiv which make it hard to sleep. For Anna, surviving in wartime means living in the now. “Nobody knows how many days you will be alive...

Throughout history, art and activism have been closely intertwined.

By standing with women survivors of war, you are helping them realize their power and full potential.

Afiya Nenyitmwa Micah and Ruth Tongman Ramnap have been Social Empowerment Trainers in Nigeria for over six years. This is what they’ve seen.

The situation in Sudan, my home country, is rapidly deteriorating. I have witnessed the devastating impacts of conflict on once-thriving communities, who are now caught in a cycle of hunger, sexual violence, disease, and death.

My name is Marie Clarke and I'm the Chief Program Officer at Women for Women International.

Community kitchen now operational in Khan Younis

Exploring Sudan: A Tapestry of Culture, History and Resilience

In the heart of every mother lies a story waiting to unfold – a narrative rich with love, sacrifice, and unwavering strength. Dora Farkas graciously welcomes readers into the intricate world of her novel, "Choice," where protagonist Val embarks on a profound journey navigating the labyrinthine paths...

Get your definitions straight

Conflict and displacement are deeply intertwined, disrupting the lives of millions worldwide.

Zeina Kanawati, originally from Damascus, Syria, now calls Berlin home after moving through various countries with her family. For the past five years, she has been working with one of our conflict response partners, Women Now for Development, a feminist Syrian organization that supports women's...

The ongoing war in Sudan has wreaked havoc on the lives of countless individuals, but its impact on women and girls has been particularly devastating. Dr. Limiaa Ahmed, Senior Program Director of the Sudan Family Planning Association (SFPA), highlighted these impacts during her speech at the United...

The humanitarian situation in Gaza is being made worse by a severe heat wave across the region. Most critically, clean water is in short supply and finding adequate shelter and shade in the excessive heat is nearly impossible for thousands of displaced women and their families.

Gender inequality, political instability, and poor health systems are some of the factors that affect the daily safety of millions of women across the globe. Recently, climate change has emerged as another critical barrier to women’s empowerment.

Women for Women International is helping families transform their lives by fostering teamwork, financial independence and modern farming techniques - by piloting agricultural vocational training for couples.

As we approach the tenth anniversary of the Yazidi genocide, we reflect on the remarkable journey of Yazidi women in our Stronger Women Stronger Nations (SWSN) program, from conflict to realizing their power. This milestone is not only a solemn reminder of the atrocities they faced but also a...