# Inclusive Peace: setting change in motion

> At Inclusive Peace, we believe that peace is a perpetual process that all societies need to actively engage in to thrive\. Our vision is for all countries to move towards becoming peaceful and inclusive societies\.

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- [Jobs](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/about-us/jobs/): Here we list any employment opportunities we might have\. Make sure to sign up to our newsletter to stay updated on upcoming recruitment processes\.
- [Privacy Policy](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/privacy-policy/)
- [Team](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/about-us/team/): The Inclusive Peace team is comprised of experienced and highly qualified facilitators, experts, and researchers dedicated to supporting the full range of national and international actors involved in peace and political transition processes\. 
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- [Vision and Mission](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/about-us/vision-mission/): Our guiding vision is for all countries to move towards becoming peaceful and inclusive societies\. It is our mission to inspire, support, and connect people and organisations at all levels on their pathways towards more inclusive societies\.

## Posts
- [Coalition for Women’s Voice in the National Dialogue](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/women-ethiopia-national-dialogue/)
- [DT Institute and Inclusive Peace: Strengthening Peace Through Partnership](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/dt-ip-partnership/)
- [How Quotas Can Help to Make Women’s Participation Meaningful](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/quotas-women/)
- [Women, Peace, and Security in Contexts of Partial Peace and Political Transitions in the Middle East](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/wps-mena-2025/)

## Projects
- [Middle East and North Africa](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/project/mena/): In the MENA region, Inclusive Peace supports inclusive process design and does strategy work with women’s groups\. We also act as a connector and facilitator and work on research\-policy and research\-practice transfer\. 
- [Afghanistan](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/project/afghanistan/): Before the Taliban’s return to power following the withdrawal of US troops in 2021, Inclusive Peace provided advice on inclusive process design for the intra\-Afghan peace talks between the Afghan government and the Taliban\. We have also periodically worked with women peacebuilders to enhance their influence in the different iterations of the peace process, which is of particular importance in the Afghan context given their explicit marginalisation\.
- [Sahel](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/project/sahel/): Inclusive Peace engages in both research and peace process support accompaniment across the Sahel, with a particular focus on working with civil society actors in their efforts to  influencing and engage in peace and political transition processes, while also navigating changing circumstances in relation to civic space\. 
- [Colombia](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/project/colombia/): Between 2015 and 2017, Inclusive Peace provided advice on process design, covering especially how to ensure meaningful and effective inclusion in the process and how to manage setbacks, while also providing input for shaping civil society consultations\.
- [Kenya](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/project/kenya/): In Kenya, Inclusive Peace provided a mixture of strategic and technical support, critical feedback, facilitation, and mediation\. We also provided substantial contributions to the political reform process after the 2017 electoral crisis\. 

## Themes
- [Women, Peace, and Security](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/theme-posts/women-peace-and-security/): Women have historically been systematically excluded from peace processes writ large\. At Inclusive Peace, we work to promote women’s participation and influence as well as gender mainstreaming in all aspects of peace processes\.
- [Civil Society and Peace Processes](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/theme-posts/civil-society-and-peace-processes/): Civil society plays an important role in peacemaking and peacebuilding\. Inclusive Peace employs a broad functional understanding of civil society to analyse and support civil society in different roles within peace and transition processes\.
- [Inclusive Peace Negotiations](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/theme-posts/inclusive-peace-negotiations/): At Inclusive Peace we work to make peace negotiations meaningfully inclusive and more effective\. Inclusive processes can provide both short\-term stability and create long\-term pathways to more peaceful and inclusive societies\.
- [National Dialogues](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/theme-posts/national-dialogues/): National Dialogues have facilitated political transitions in various contexts\. Inclusive Peace contributes to a better understanding of the conditions under which National Dialogues are effective and produce sustainable outcomes\. 
- [Making Peace Processes Work](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/theme-posts/making-peace-processes-work/): We work to broaden the understanding of peace processes with our evidence – both the dynamics of processes and what it takes to make them work towards creating pathways to inclusive societies\.

## Team
- [Hulluf Weldesilassie Kahsay](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/team-member/hulluf-weldesilassie-kahsay/)
- [Joel Kivuva](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/team-member/joel-kivuva/)
- [Claude Wilde](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/team-member/claude-wilde/)
- [Abbie Castiglione](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/team-member/abbie-castiglione/)
- [John DeBlasio](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/team-member/john-deblasio/)

## Partners
- [Women, Peace and Humanitarian Fund \(Rapid Response Window\)](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/partner_/women-peace-and-humanitarian-fund-rapid-response-window/)
- [Women, Peace and Security and Humanitarian Action \(WPS\-HA\) Compact](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/partner_/women-peace-and-security-and-humanitarian-action-wps-ha-compact/)
- [Humanity United](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/partner_/humanity-united/)
- [African Council of Religious Leaders \- Religions for Peace \(ACRL – RFP\)](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/partner_/african-council-of-religious-leaders-religions-for-peace-acrl-rfp/)
- [Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/partner_/swedish-ministry-for-foreign-affairs/)

## Resources
- [Shifting Dynamics Related to Civic Space in the Context of Military\-Led Transitions: Trajectories and Scenarios for the Sahel](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/resource/sahel-military-led-transitions-trajectories-and-scenarios/): In the wake of repeated coups across Burkina Faso, Chad, Mali and Niger, civic space in the Sahel is under growing pressure\. In this policy brief, we examine how military\-led transitions are reshaping political participation and what options remain for civil society to influence the future\.
- [Sahel Military Rule After Coups: 3 Scenarios \(Late 2025\)](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/resource/sahel-military-rule-quick-status-update-2025-scenarios/): One\-page infographic offering a quick status update on military rule in the Sahel as of late 2025, plus three scenarios for what comes next, produced with Cordaid and Just Future\.
- [Gendering Ceasefires in the MENA Region: The Cases of Gaza and Lebanon](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/resource/gendering-ceasefires-mena-gaza-lebanon/): While ceasefire negotiation and implementation processes in the Middle East have historically sidelined women, and ceasefire agreements are often gender blind, there are various rationales – both normative and practical – for gendering ceasefires\. This Insight draws on comparative evidence and new ideas to discuss several \(potentially\) effective strategies for ensuring women’s meaningful participation throughout a ceasefire process\. This is particularly relevant in the cases of Gaza and Lebanon, where, despite the widespread evidence of devastating impacts that the wars have caused for women, the Lebanon and Gaza ceasefire agreements from 27 November 2024 and 15 January 2025, respectively, the preceding and subsequent \(extension\) negotiations, as well as the monitoring efforts were largely gender blind\. 
- [Trajectories of Exile Movements](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/resource/exile-movements/): For the past 20 years, the decline of freedom in the world and rising authoritarianism have driven more people into exile than ever\. We mapped the journeys of 41 exile groups across the 20th and 21st centuries, spotting some patterns that can shed light on the opportunities and challenges facing exiled opposition in their efforts to sustain influence and effect meaningful change\.
- [Trajectoires Après les Coups d’État Militaires](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/resource/trajectories-coups-militaires/): Les coups d'État militaires sont aujourd'hui de plus en plus fréquents, ce qui a des conséquences importantes sur l'engagement dans les espaces civiques\. La mobilisation de la société civile et des partis politiques peut déterminer si les régimes militaires consolident leur pouvoir ou si le gouvernement est de nouveau transféré à un régime civil\. Nous avons récemment mené une recherche comparative sur les trajectoires post\-coup d'État, en analysant des études de cas historiques et géographiques\. Nos conclusions sont compilées dans ce “non\-paper” de recherche\.

## Events
- [Twitter Space: What does protection actually mean and why is it important when making peace?”](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/event/twitter-space-meaning-and-importance-of-womens-protection-in-peace-processes/)
- [Human Rights Day](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/event/human-rights-day/): In 2022, the UN will kick off a year\-long campaign to promote and recognise the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights\.
- [International Day of Commemoration and Dignity of the Victims of the Crime of Genocide and of the Prevention of this Crime](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/event/international-day-of-commemoration-and-dignity-of-the-victims-of-the-crime-of-genocide-and-of-the-prevention-of-this-crime/)
- [GPW 2022: Increasing militarisation and feminist foreign policy: compatible or worlds apart?](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/event/gpw-2022-increasing-militarisation-and-feminist-foreign-policy-compatible-or-worlds-apart/)
- [Leveraging Track II Peacebuilding in Yemen](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/event/leveraging-track-ii-peacebuilding-in-yemen/)

## Event Speakers
- [Annika Bergman Rosamond](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/event-speaker/annika-bergman-rosamond/): Associate Professor \(Docent\) in Political Science and International Relations, Lund University

Annika Bergman Rosamond is Associate Professor in International Relations at Lund University, Sweden\. She has published widely on feminist foreign policy as well as gender cosmopolitanism, gendered nationalism, indigenous justice, feminist security studies and gender and celebrity humanitarianism\. She obtained her D\.Phil\. at the University of Sussex\. She has held positions at the universities of Leicester and Edinburgh and at the Danish Institute for International Studies\. Annika was recently Chair of the Feminist Theory and Gender Studies section of the International Studies Association, USA, and is currently co\-convenor of the British International Studies \(BISA\) Gendering International Relations Working Group\.
- [Kristina Lunz](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/event-speaker/kristina-lunz/): Co\-founder and Co\-Executive Director, Center for Feminist Foreign Policy

Kristina is the Co\-Founder and Germany Co\-Executive Director of the Centre for Feminist Foreign Policy, an award\-winning human rights activist, and former advisor to the German Federal Foreign Office\. She’s been known for her feminist work for several years and been interviewed by and portrayed in numerous \(inter\)national media outlets\. She was named as Forbes 30 under 30 \(in both Europe and DACH\), is a Handelsblatt/BCG “Vordenkerin 2020”, a Focus magazine “100 Women of the Year 2020", an Atlantik Brücke Young Leader, Ashoka Fellow as well as BMW Foundation Responsible Leader\. She is a first generation university student with a graduate degree from Oxford University\.
- [H\.E\. Francisca Elizabeth Méndez Escobar](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/event-speaker/h-e-francisca-elizabeth-mendez-escobar/): Permanent Representative of Mexico to United Nations Office in Geneva

Ambassador Méndez graduated as a BSc in Political Sciences and Public Administration and a MSc in Latin American Studies from the Mexican National Autonomous University \(UNAM\)\. She obtained her second MSc in Law and Economics from the Milan State University in Italy\. She has diplomas in international politics, public diplomacy and Arab studies, the latter with professors from the University of Oxford\. 

Ambassador Méndez entered the Diplomatic Service of the Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs in 1991\. Prior to her appointment to Geneva, H\.E\. Mrs\. Méndez served as Ambassador of Mexico to the United Arab Emirates, from January 2017 to January 2022, also covering Iraq\. 
- [Helen Kezie\-Nwoha](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/event-speaker/helen-kezie-nwoha/): Executive Director, Women's International Peace Centre \(WIPC, Kampala\)

Helen Kezie\-Nwoha is a feminist peace activist and a women's human rights defender from Nigeria\. Since 2016, she has been working as the Executive Director at The Women’s International Peace Centre \(The Peace Centre\), formerly known as Isis Women’s International Cross Cultural Exchange \(Isis\-WICCE\)\. The Peace Centre is a feminist organization that focuses on promoting women’s rights in conflict and post\-conflict settings and the implementation of the women, peace and security agenda\. 

- [Caroline Varin](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/event-speaker/caroline-varin/): Head of Research, Inclusive Peace 

## Community
- [fb\-1](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/community-element/fb-1-2/): Join the conversation on inclusive peacemaking on our Facebook page\. 
- [yt\-1](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/community-element/yt-1/): On YouTube you’ll find the latest videos from our events and our work across the globe\.

- [in\-1](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/community-element/in-1/): Connect with Inclusive Peace and our team members on LinkedIn\.
- [tw\-1](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/community-element/fb-1/): Follow our work to \#RethinkPeaceProcesses on Twitter\.


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## Team Categories
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## Resources Themes
- [National Dialogues](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/?resources-theme=national-dialogues)
- [Inclusive Peace Negotiations](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/?resources-theme=inclusive-peace-negotiations)
- [Making Peace Processes Work](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/?resources-theme=making-peace-processes-work)
- [Civil Society and Peace Processes](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/?resources-theme=civil-society-and-peace-processes)
- [Women, Peace, and Security](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/?resources-theme=women-peace-and-security)

## Resources Countries
- [Nepal](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/?resources-country=nepal)
- [Yemen](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/?resources-country=yemen)
- [Afghanistan](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/?resources-country=afghanistan)
- [Somalia](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/?resources-country=somalia)
- [World](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/?resources-country=world-de)

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## Resources Keywords
- [National Dialogues](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/?resources-keyword=national-dialogues)
- [Inclusion](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/?resources-keyword=inclusion)
- [Women's Influence](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/?resources-keyword=womens-influence)
- [Peacebuilding](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/?resources-keyword=peacebuilding)
- [Peace Processes](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/?resources-keyword=peace-processes)

## Resources Authors
- [Philip Poppelreuter](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/?resources-author=philip-poppelreuter)
- [Thania Paffenholz](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/?resources-author=thania-paffenholz)
- [Nick Ross](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/?resources-author=nick-ross)
- [IPTI](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/?resources-author=ipti)
- [Alexander Bramble](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/?resources-author=alexander-bramble)

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## Event Organizers
- [Gender Equality Studies and Training Programme](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/?event-organizer=gender-equality-studies-and-training-programme)
- [A4P WPS Champions](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/?event-organizer=a4p-wps-champions)
- [Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit \(GIZ\)](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/?event-organizer=deutsche-gesellschaft-fur-internationale-zusammenarbeit-giz)
- [Geneva Peace Week](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/?event-organizer=geneva-peace-week)
- [Inclusive Peace](https://www.inclusivepeace.org/?event-organizer=inclusive-peace)

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