Story of Women, Women's Rights and Empowerment

Being inclusive of women’s opinions and ideas exponentially increases the probability of successful security-related initiatives. Let's hear the story of women.

	Yemen Through the Lens of Women, Peace and Security: Marriage March 15, 2021 Our Secure Future seeks to promote and raise the voices, thoughts and policy opinions of women around the globe-- particularly when it comes to security, conflict prevention and resolution, and peace. As a guest blog, the views expressed in this publication do not necessarily reflect the views of Our Secure Future or One Earth Future. This blog is the second of a three-part series which examines... Read more
	Raising Women’s Voices: Peace is All We Need May 13, 2020 Meet Jane Frances Mufua from Cameroon who says “peace is all we need.” Written in 2018, she reflects on the challenges of celebrating the International Day of Peace while experiencing the sociopolitical conflict in the northwest and southwest regions of Cameroon. With people facing internal displacement, killings, lootings, and the destruction of property, she explains how crucial it is to... Read more
	Introducing Raising Women’s Voices May 07, 2020 Raising Women’s Voices is a series of blogs and videos highlighting the work of women peacebuilders from around the globe. During the COVID-19 crisis, we want to highlight the work of women because it is more critical than ever to support women peacebuilders who are key to maintaining stable and peaceful communities. We will feature interviews with the awardees for Distinguished Partners for... Read more
	Peace and Security, a Dream in the Blues for Anglophone Cameroonians April 10, 2020 This blog is part of a series of stories that came from Our Secure Future’s partner World Pulse, who assisted in collecting stories for the Women, Peace and Security Global Polling Project. To view these results, click here. To view this story on World Pulse’s website, click here. Having lived for sixteen years in the economic capital city of Cameroon, Douala, I moved to Yaoundé, Cameroon... Read more
	Why should I Struggle For Education When it is My Right? Peace is Possible! April 03, 2020 This blog is part of a series of stories that came from Our Secure Future’s partner World Pulse, who assisted in collecting stories for the Women, Peace and Security Global Polling Project. To view these results, click here. To view this story on World Pulse’s website, click here. The right to PEACE is a fundamental human right. I left my hometown Mayo Banyo, a division in the... Read more