How can young women and feminist policies drive peace and justice?
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In this second episode of Conversations with Young Justice Leaders, Anoushka Sinha interviews Tonni Ann Brodber, Head of Secretariat at the Women's Peace & Humanitarian Fund (WPHF).
In this interview, Tonni discusses the role of young women and intergenerational collaboration in driving peace and justice. She highlights the importance of funding and supporting women-led movements, emphasizing systemic changes needed for gender parity in decision-making. She then offers advice to young activists, urging them to find solidarity, reflect on their actions, and take care of their well-being while advocating for change.
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Episode 1 of Conversations with Young Justice Leaders is coming in May 2025.