Where We Work: Consultations and Training
Recently, Inclusive Security has increased its capacity-building efforts, specifically targeting women peace builders in conflict regions around the globe. Our primary goal is to provide women with the skills and knowledge necessary to exercise leadership at the local, national, and international levels. Through the use of simulations, interactive exercises, and engaging audio-visual presentations that are participant-based and easily adaptable, Inclusive Security's program strengthens skills for both analysis and advocacy.
Our training efforts focus on helping women hone their skills as they develop an advocacy agenda. In addition to capacity building, our program seeks to form coalitions among women peace builders as well as generate comprehensive strategies for change. These unique strategic consultations facilitate the development of platforms of action that are focused on promoting women's inclusion in all stages of the peace process, from conflict prevention to negotiations to post conflict reconstruction.
Inclusive Security has led strategic consultations and training with women from such diverse regions as Afghanistan, Colombia, Iraq, Liberia, Rwanda, and Sudan, among others.Click the links below to learn about Inclusive Security's recent consultations:
Ninth Annual Policy Forum & Colloquium, January 2008
Colombia Consultation, December 2007
Uganda Consultation, December 2007
Sudan Consultation, September 2007
Wanted: U.S. Policewomen for Overseas Missions, June 2007
Colombia Consultation, May 2007
Liberian and Ugandan Women Peace Leaders Training, May 2007
Women Parliamentarians International Conference in Rwanda, February 2007
A Roadmap to Afghanistan, February 2007
Liberia Gender Symposium, February 2007
Eighth Annual Policy Forum & Colloquium, January 2007
Liberia Consultation, December 2006
Sudan Consultation, November 2006
Colombia Consultation, November 2006