Amplifying Young Women’s Voices in Sudan Peace Processes and the Post-Conflict Future Initiative
Influencing peace, political, and humanitarian decision-making in Sudan through the meaningful inclusion of young women.
About Us - AYWV - Sudan
The initiative responds to the systematic exclusion of young women in peace processes, political negotiations, humanitarian negotiations, and humanitarian planning frameworks that shape responses to conflict and post-conflict recovery. We advocate for the safe, sustained, and meaningful participation of young women in formal and informal decision-making spaces at local, national, and international levels
We respond to the systematic exclusion of young women in peace processes, political negotiations, and humanitarian planning frameworks that shape conflict response and post-conflict recovery.
A just, inclusive, and peaceful Sudan where young women are recognized as equal leaders, decision-makers, and agents of change in peace processes and post-conflict recovery.
To amplify the voices, leadership, and collective power of young women in Sudan by strengthening their meaningful participation in peacebuilding, political dialogue, and post-conflict transformation. The initiative bridges generational, social, and political divides through feminist organizing, intergenerational solidarity, capacity strengthening, and strategic advocacy, ensuring that peace processes are inclusive, representative, and responsive to the realities and aspirations of young women.
Our Programs
Key Thematic Areas
Collaboration between experienced leaders and emerging young women leaders.
Engaging peace actors, humanitarian institutions, and political stakeholders
Forging alliances across movements, sectors, and generations
Ensuring young women's priorities inform peace agreements and transitions.
WHAT WE CHAMPION
Young women as political and peace leaders, not beneficiaries
Shaping governance structures that represent and respond to young women's needs and aspirations
Ensuring humanitarian responses are informed by and accountable to young women's realities
Building a peaceful Sudan grounded in justice, equity, and the leadership of young women
Why it Matters!
Young women are systematically excluded from peace processes, political negotiations, and humanitarian planning that shape their futures.
Without young women's voices, peace agreements and political transitions fail to address their lived realities and priorities.
Formal and informal decision-making spaces at local, national, and international levels remain inaccessible to young women.
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