Founded by @ItalyMFA in 2017, implemented by @IAIonline & @WIISItaly and led by @Lore_Teodorescu. Founding member of @WomenMediators.
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Joined March 2019
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Last week, the MWMN contributed to “Partnership for Change: Women Transforming Systems – Advancing the Prishtina Principles 2026–2035”, the Women, Peace and Security conference held in Prishtina and promoted by the @JahjagaFdn under the patronage of @atifetejahjaga.
On the margins of the conference, the Italian Embassy in Kosovo (@ItalyinKosovo ) hosted a networking reception, offering an opportunity to continue the exchanges in a more informal setting and explore further collaboration.
We thank the @JahjagaFdn and Ambassador Antonini for bringing together partners committed to advancing women’s participation in peace and security.
On the margins of the conference, the Italian Embassy in Kosovo (@ItalyinKosovo ) hosted a networking reception, offering an opportunity to continue the exchanges in a more informal setting and explore further collaboration.
We are pleased to join the next OSCE Featured Talk, “Beyond the Table: Women Mediators’ Networks in Action,” with Loredana Teodorescu - @Lore_Teodorescu and Anna Cervi.
Drawing on MWMN’s experience and their jointly authored publication they will explore how women mediators’ networks contribute to implementing the Women, Peace and Security Agenda.
📅 12 October 2026 | 16:00–17:00 CET
💻 Online | In English
Zoom link: lnkd.in/ecjgsDtx
Meeting ID: 986 2861 4657
Passcode: 05397840
For 25 years, HAD has shown that women’s participation is essential to building sustainable peace and ensuring their experiences and perspectives are part of the process.
Twenty-five years after the adoption of UNSCR 1325, women’s participation in peace processes is still often discussed mainly in terms of numbers. But what happens once women take their place at the negotiating table?
The paper shows why quotas and external appointments must be accompanied by support that reflects each negotiator’s circumstances. Meaningful participation also depends on stronger connections with civil society and investment in women’s leadership before peace talks begin.