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EPISODE · Feb 7, 2024 · 31 MIN

Ep. 126 - Salha Salik Talks on Empowering Mothers, Internally Displaced People, and Peace Advocates

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In this episode of "She Talks Peace," Salha Salik leads a captivating discussion on empowerment in diverse forms. Through an engaging discussion, Salha shares insights on empowering mothers and internally displaced people through innovative agricultural livelihoods. Delving deeper, she explores the organization's dynamic initiatives in conflict resolution and peacebuilding, shedding light on their impact on communities facing conflict. Moreover, Salha offers invaluable perspectives on the role of peace advocates in navigating the complex landscape of conflict-affected communities. Visit She Talks Peace' social media pages and show your support:Facebook: web.facebook.com/shetalkspeacepodcastTwitter: @shetalkspeace | twitter.com/shetalkspeaceInstagram: @shetalkspeace | instagram.com/shetalkspeace/Visit Amina Rasul's social media pages:Twitter: @aminarasul | twitter.com/aminarasulInstagram: @aminarasul | instagram.com/aminarasul/Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/amina-rasul-084a0824/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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