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If we want peace, the private sector needs to invest in strengthening the resilience and operational capabilities of our peacemaking organizations. To mark International Women’s Day 2025 and the 25th anniversary of United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security, Nagulendran Philanthropy Alliance recognizes the contributions of five, amongst the many, women-led […]

The Southeast Asian Women Peace Mediators (SEAWPM) network continues to lead efforts to integrate women’s voices and leadership into peacebuilding and conflict resolution. Recent engagements by SEAWPM representatives underscore their commitment to fostering inclusive, sustainable peace processes on both global and regional stages. In October, Z Nang Raw participated in the high-level panel event organised

SEAWPM completed a series of productive engagements in Malaysia, strengthening key connections and sharing conflict analysis. The team met with diplomatic partners and participated in a high-level briefing hosted by the Belgian Embassy, attended by diplomats from 17 countries. During these discussions, SEAWPM shared their analysis on Myanmar and Southern Thailand, and insights on how