A women led CSO dedicated to saving lives and relieving suffering to war torn families in #Yemen providing emergency relief, training and livelihood programs
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ALT An image featuring a cutout portrait of Muna Luqman in front of text that reads, "Congratulations Muna Luqman." Text at the bottom: "2026 Water Defender The Fuller Project."
ALT An image showing a group of people walking through a grassy field in Nepal, with some structures in the background. The text overlay reads: "Mobilize for Nepal. Support communities as they recover from devastating flash floods that have killed hundreds, left over one thousand more missing, and destroyed homes.
ALT Muna Luqman holds a white flower standing as she presents. The text on the image reads: "MADRE. Women Peacebuilders: The Missing Voices at the Negotiating Table" by Sania Farooqui, ipsnews.net. A Brief Analysis.
ALT “The strength of women peacebuilders is their ability to mobilize their communities… They do this work while they are facing either lack of funding or no funding at all. They remain resilient, they remain vulnerable at the same time, and they remain under threats.” - Muna Luqman
ALT Women Peacebuilders: The Missing Voices at the Negotiating Table By Sania Farooqui ipsnews.net A Brief Analysis Text Below: As the world fixates on official agreements, there is a disconnect between the urgent work on the ground and the slow, bureaucratic processes of international aid. It's important that, in its support, philanthropy center sustainable, long-lasting changes, and those on the frontline understand this as the urgency of protecting peace grows daily.
ALT Women Peacebuilders: The Missing Voices at the Negotiating Table By Sania Farooqui ipsnews.net A Brief Analysis Text Below: This ongoing conversation among global feminists and organizers underscores a critical truth: to build a future of lasting and just peace, we must listen to and invest in the women peacebuilders already doing the work. MADRE's approach is a call to to reimagine what solidarity looks like, and a step toward a world where the architects of peace are finally recognized, resourced, and protected.
ALT “For us, war is not something we see on television. It is the sound of explosions in the distance. It is air raid sirens interrupting our classes, our sleep, and our daily lives. It is the fear for our loved ones and uncertainty about tomorrow.”
ALT “Because of the prolonged war, many young people experience isolation, anxiety, and emotional exhaustion. It is becoming harder to concentrate, to communicate calmly with others, and to imagine our future. "
ALT “We fall asleep hoping to wake up safely in the morning. Children spend hours in basements and bomb shelters instead of playgrounds and classrooms.”
ALT “But we are not only living through war — we are also trying to change our reality.
