The Change Engine
Skills & Expertise Building for Women Peacebuilders
Provided by ICAN Peacework (Interfaith Community for Active Nonviolence)
About this service
ICAN helps women peacebuilders around the world get better at their work. They offer training on important skills like writing proposals, managing money, staying safe online, and taking care of themselves. They also teach about making peace in ways that include everyone, especially women. Partners get advice from experts and can learn from other peacebuilders in different countries. This support helps women's peace organizations become stronger and more successful in their communities.
Details
Who can use this
Women peacebuilders and civil society organizations in ICAN's WASL network
Cost
Not specified
How to reach them
Website
Houston, TX
Organization
ICAN Peacework (Interfaith Community for Active Nonviolence)
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