Women in Nonviolent Movements
Abstract
Women’s meaningful involvement in civil resistance movements has shown to be a game changer. Examining movements in Argentina, Chile, Egypt, Liberia, the Palestinian territories, Poland, Syria, and the United States, this report advocates for the full engagement of women and their networks in nonviolent movements for a simple and compelling reason—because greater female inclusion leads to more sustainable peace.
Citation
Principe, Marie. “Women in Nonviolent Movements,” United States Institute of Peace Special Report, January 2017.
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