World Pulse is excited to announce that International Peace Initiatives will host their second annual Women's International Grassroots Peace Congress this August. Participants from all around the world will network to create global alliances, share solutions and best practices, and dialogue across borders for sustainable peace. Read More »
For generations, women coffee workers have been treated like second-class citizens. Today, they are taking on leadership roles in every sector of the industry. It’s not only creating better coffee—it’s also dramatically improving growers’ lives. Read More »
“Coffee is an industry that is both massive—it’s the second largest traded commodity after oil—and historically male-dominated.”
November 13, 2008 - November 16, 2008 | Cape Town, South Africa
Every three years, over 1,500 movers and shakers in the global women’s movement gather for a charged four days to network, collaborate, and strategize. Read More »
Even with the assassination threats she faces, Malalai Joya, often called “the bravest woman in Afghanistan,” speaks out—naming warlords and telling the international community what it must do now. Read More »
“There are many more secret heroines in Afghanistan.”
In the summer of 2002, I had a pivotal dream: In it, I am standing in the center of a circle of women. Together they are a spectrum of colorful clothing: woolen robes; head wraps; animal skins; fat, beaded belts. I hear the soft rustle of fabric as the women lean in and whisper, “Yes. Go. Go!” Read More »
“I heard the prophecy of the strength of womankind connected.”
Since 1996, eastern Congo has been the epicenter of the deadliest war since World War II, and it remains a place where combatants on all sides routinely use rape and sexual violence as a weapon to destroy women, families, and communities. Read More »