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She Talks Peace
by She Talks Peace and Serye FM
This is She Talks Peace, a podcast that highlights the role of women peacebuilders around the world in bringing lasting peace and security to their communities. Hosted by Amina Rasul Bernardo, President of the Philippine Center for Islam and Democracy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episodes
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Ep. 172: Beyond the Numbers: Women’s Political Participation, Power, and Accountability | Dr. Socorro Reyes
What does it mean for women to truly participate in politics? Is having more women in positions of power enough to create better governance? In this episode of She Talks Peace, Dr. Amina Rasul-Bernardo speaks with Dr. Socorro Reyes, a longtime advocate for women’s political participation and...
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Ep. 171 : The Journey Continues: She Talks Peace Turns Five | Dr. Amina Rasul Bernardo
On the fifth anniversary of She Talks Peace, host Amina Rasul Bernardo looks back on how a lockdown-era idea became a global platform for women peacebuilders. Featuring reflections from guests, partners, and co-hosts across five years of conversations, this special episode traces the podcast's...
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Ep.170 : Half A Decade of Dialogue: Looking Back with Dina Zaman
What started as a makeshift project during a global lockdown has transformed into an international platform reaching audiences in over a hundred countries. To celebrate the 5th anniversary of She Talks Peace, host Amina Rasul-Bernardo welcomes back a very familiar voice: the podcast's original...
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Ep. 169 : Beyond the Algorithm: Rebuilding Trust Between Generations in a Polarized World | Dr. Sabariah Hussin
In this episode, Dr. Sabariah Hussin unpacks the epistemological challenge facing young people today: a systemic crisis in how we determine truth in a digital world where raw, emotionally charged videos have replaced traditional storytelling. She explores how young people's genuine moral outrage…
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Ep. 168 : Tuning In to Peace: Music, Media, and the Art of Being Heard | Titus Levi (Part 2)
How do you stay true to your message in a world driven by outrage, misinformation, and division? This is Part 2 of the conversation with Dr. Titus Levi. The themes of peace and effective communication are explored, including how to handle leading questions and the concept of freelance diplomacy....
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Ep. 168: Tuning In to Peace: Music, Media, and the Art of Being Heard | Titus Levi (Part 1)
Communication can either deepen divisions or create pathways toward peace. In conflict-affected and polarized environments, effective communication is a critical tool for conflict resolution, trust-building, and meaningful dialogue. In Part 1 of this conversation, Dr. Titus Levi speaks with Dr....
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Ep. 167: Beyond the Headlines: Humanity, Conflict, and the Fight for Justice | Sawssan Abou Zahr
Lebanese journalist, writer, and peacebuilder Sawssan Abou Zahr joins She Talks Peace to unpack the human cost of ongoing conflicts in Lebanon and Palestine. From families forced to flee their homes to journalists risking their lives to document the truth, Sawssan shares powerful stories of...
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Ep. 166 : Roots of Resilience: Leadership, Displacement, and Women's Role in Rebuilding Iraq | Dr. Nesreen Barwari
What does it take to build peace in a region shaped by decades of conflict and displacement? In this episode, Dr. Amina Rasul-Bernardo sits down with Dr. Nesreen Barwari, Kurdish-Iraqi leader, academic, and public policy expert, to talk about how women's empowerment and inclusive governance are…
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Ep. 165 : Lasting Peace Starts With Women: Dialogue, Development, and the EU-Philippines Partnership | Ambassador Massimo Santoro (Part 2)
Dr. Amina Rasul-Bernardo engages in a discussion with His Excellency Massimo Santoro, the European Union's Ambassador to the Philippines, exploring topics such as global issues, women’s leadership, and EU-Philippines partnerships in peacebuilding. This is part 2 of their conversation. In a world…
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Ep. 165 : Lasting Peace Starts With Women: Dialogue, Development, and the EU-Philippines Partnership | Ambassador Massimo Santoro (Part 1)
Dr. Amina Rasul-Bernardo engages in a discussion with His Excellency Massimo Santoro, the European Union's Ambassador to the Philippines, exploring topics such as global issues, women’s leadership, and EU-Philippines partnerships in peacebuilding. This is Part 1 of their conversation. In a world...
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Ep. 164 Peace Beyond Paper: Women at the Heart of Bangsamoro Governance | Raiza Abas
What happens after peace agreements are signed? In this episode, Raiza Abas, a Gender and Development resource pool member at the Office of the Chief Minister BARMM, shares how Bangsamoro women are translating formal commitments into lived, everyday peace. From integrating female ex-combatants…
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Ep. 163 : Memory & Justice: Women's Stories from Wartime Asia | Jenny Chan
Peace cannot be built on silence. In this episode of She Talks Peace, host Amina Rasul-Bernardo is joined by Jenny Chan, co-founder of Pacific Atrocities Education, for a powerful conversation on why remembering history, particularly the stories of women affected by Imperial Japan's wartime...
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Ep. 162: Peace and Power: Gender, Extremism & Security in Indonesia | Dr. Suraiya Kamaruzzaman
Peace in Indonesia cannot be achieved without confronting the violence and discrimination that women face every day. Dr. Suraiya Kamaruzzaman breaks down the interconnected crises, social and economic inequality, violent extremism, and gender-based violence — that define Indonesia's…
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Ep 161 : From Reformasi to Reform: How Indonesia Navigates Religion, Power & Peace | Dr. Dicky Sofjan
Since the turbulence of Indonesia's 1998 Reformasi movement, the country has charted a remarkable course toward religious harmony and inclusive governance. Dr. Dicky Sofjan joins She Talks Peace to examine how religious groups influence policy in the world's largest Muslim-majority democracy, and...
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Ep. 160: Peacebuilding in Action: Thailand's WPS Framework & Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis
Two essential conversations on peacebuilding and human rights in Southeast Asia. Dr. Amporn Marddent examines Thailand's National Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security (WPS), exploring religious leaders' roles in conflict resolution, gender-based violence in peace processes, and the political...
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Ep. 159: Storytelling for Peacebuilding: Amplifying Marginalized Voices with Dr. Rahimah Abdulrahim
In this episode of She Talks Peace, Dr. Rahimah Abdulrahim explores how storytelling can become a powerful tool for peacebuilding and social change. She discusses why marginalized communities must be empowered to tell their own stories and how authentic narratives can challenge injustice and...
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Ep 158 : Leading with Purpose: Women Shaping Peace Through Politics | Dr. Socorro Reyes
In this episode of She Talks Peace, gender and governance expert Dr. Socorro Reyes reflects on how women’s participation in politics has shaped peacebuilding efforts in the Philippines and beyond. Drawing from her journey as an educator, advocate, and grassroots organizer, Dr. Reyes emphasizes…
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Ep. 157: Beyond Guns: Rethinking Peace and Security | Dr. Arifah Rahmawati
Peace looks different when women are no longer on the margins of decision-making. In this episode of She Talks Peace, Dr. Arifah Rahmawati reflects on her journey in peacebuilding and the lessons she learned by listening closely to women affected by conflict and displacement. Through stories from...
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Ep. 156 : Making Sense of WPS in Southeast Asia: A Malaysian Perspective | Dina Zaman
Recorded in early 2025, this episode reflects a moment in time. While some events discussed have since concluded, we are sharing this conversation for Dr. Arifah Ramawati’s critical perspectives on women’s political participation and peacebuilding in Southeast Asia, which remain relevant beyond…
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Ep. 155: The Cost of Corruption: Why Accountability Matters for Peace | Atty. Grace Pulido-Tan
Corruption isn’t just a governance issue, it’s a form of structural violence that deprives communities of safety, dignity, and essential services. In this episode, Dr. Amina Rasul-Bernardo sits down with Atty. Grace Pulido-Tan, the first woman to serve as Chairperson of the Commission on Audit....
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Ep. 154: Greatness of Spirit and the Heroes of Asia | Susan Afan
What does greatness of spirit look like in today’s world? In this episode of She Talks Peace, host Amina Rasul-Bernardo speaks with Susan Afan, President of the Ramon Magsaysay Award Foundation, often called Asia’s Nobel Prize, about the inspiring leaders transforming Asia through courage,...
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Ep. 153: From Gaza to Bethlehem, Palestinians Resist to Exist | Lucy Talgieh
From her balcony in Bethlehem, Deputy Mayor Lucy Talgieh can see the horizon that leads to Gaza, a landscape divided by walls and decades of conflict. In this powerful episode, Lucy shares what life is like for Palestinian women caught between hope and hardship. She speaks about the realities of...
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Ep. 152: Mahadia Abu Dalal Talks Palestinian Resilience as Resistance
Filipino-Palestinian refugee Mahadia Abu Dalal spent over a decade teaching children in refugee camps in Gaza amidst the relentless sound of hovering drones and explosions. Depicting her homeland through art, Mahadia shares that from the rubbles of Gaza emerge stories of resilience—and of hope...
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Ep. 151: Justice Conchita Carpio-Morales Talks Corruption, Impunity, and Integrity
As Filipinos take to the streets to protest anomalies in "ghost" public works projects, ex-Ombudsman and former Supreme Court Associate Justice Conchita Carpio-Morales emphasizes that corruption, more than being about stolen funds, is about robbing people of a just, peaceful, and democratic…
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Ep. 150: Dr. Ayesah Uy Abubakar Talks Women’s Leadership in Peacebuilding
What does peace look like when women lead the way? In this episode of She Talks Peace, educator and peace advocate Dr. Ayesah Uy Abubakar shares her journey from her roots in conflict-torn Mindanao to her current work at Albukhary International University in Malaysia and with the ASEAN Women…
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Ep. 149: Atty. Gettie Talks Women in the War on Drugs
Atty. Gettie Sandoval's journey began by championing workers, farmers, and the urban poor, eventually becoming a leading peace advocate in the Philippines. With a wealth of experience in policy and advocacy, she dives into her 2018 study on the devastating impact of Duterte’s War on Drugs on…
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Ep. 148: Amina Rasul-Bernardo Talks the First International Conference on Women, Peace, and Security
This year, the Philippines is hosting the first ministerial-level conference on the women peace and security agenda. It is called the International Conference of Women, Peace and Security or the ICWPS. This conference will be a platform to address the UN Security Council Resolution 1325, which is…
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Ep. 147: Grant Lu Talks Women, Peace, and Security in the Bangsamoro Region
In this episode, peace educator Grant Lu discusses the critical importance of formalizing the teaching of women, peace, and security (WPS) in the Bangsamoro region. With roots from the UN Resolution 1325 in 2000, the WPS agenda has been pivotal in shedding light on the role of women in…
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Ep. 146: Tausug Youth Talks the Impact of Sulu’s Separation from the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region
On September 9, 2024, the Supreme Court of the Philippines released a decision separating the Province of Sulu from the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM). This is despite the historical role of Sulu in igniting the Bangsamoro struggle for self-determination right from its...
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Ep. 145: Fatima Pir Allian Talks Climate Justice and Women Empowerment in the Bangsamoro
Climate change is a global problem, but it affects us differently. To women, especially in developing societies, the impact of climate change disproportionately puts them at a vulnerable position. In this episode, climate change and women’s rights activist Fatima Pir Allian, fondly called…
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Ep. 144: Jasmin Galace Talks Localizing Women, Peace, and Security
The advocacy of advancing women, peace and security (WPS) is far from over. Around the world, issues concerning WPS continue to complicate the mission of peacebuilders, advocates, policymakers, and governments, but this reality should not cause despair. In this episode, Dr. Nario-Galace presents...
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Ep. 143: Pola del Monte Talks Advocacy in the Age of Trolling, Misinformation, and Changing Trends
Are you a brat? To most young women today, a resounding affirmative to this question sets their generation apart. In this episode, Pola del Monte, a multi-awarded media practitioner and influencer, deciphers the various ways in which communication has morphed in the 21st century. In the age of...
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Ep.142: Dr. Christine Yambao Talks Education in Post-Conflict Areas and Volunteerism
Education in post-conflict areas face a different set of challenges way more than what the government alone can respond to. To fill this gap, the need for volunteers arises. In this episode, Dr. Christine Yambao, both an academic and a volunteer herself, highlights the critical role of…
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Ep.141: Dr. Mark Anthony Torres Talks on Indigenous Peoples' Education
Renowned peace educator Dr. Mark Anthony Torres underscores the role of indigenous peoples in peacebuilding in conflict-prone Mindanao through the initiatives of Mindanao State University. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Ep.140: Atty. Leah Tanodra-Armamento Talks on Navigating Amnesty, Justice, and Peace
Atty. Leah Tanodra-Armamento, chair of the Commission on Human Rights, discusses the Philippine amnesty program's balance between justice and peace, including the organization of the office, amnesty applications, and local boards. She explains how amnesty covers crimes against the state while...
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Ep.139: Atty. Ma. Soledad Deriquito-Mawis Talks Advancing Family Laws and Women's Rights in the Philippines
Atty. Ma. Soledad Deriquito-Mawis, Dean of the Lyceum of the Philippines University College of Law, delves into the most pressing issues and developments in family laws and ongoing legislation in the Philippines. As a seasoned lawyer and a prominent academic, she provides valuable insights into…
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Ep.138: Atty. Milagros Cristobal Talks the Current Status of Agrarian Reform in BARMM
Atty. Milabel Cristobal, former Undersecretary of the Department of Agrarian Reform, shares her valuable insights on the current state of agrarian reform in the Philippines and the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM), with a focus on its impact on women. Drawing from her...
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Ep.137: Dr. Acram Latiph Talks IPDM's Role in Marawi's Recovery After the Siege
Dr. Acram Latiph Talks IPDM's Role in Marawi's Recovery After the Siege Visit She Talks Peace' social media pages and show your support: Facebook: web.facebook.com/shetalkspeacepodcast Twitter: @shetalkspeace | twitter.com/shetalkspeace Instagram: @shetalkspeace | instagram.com/shetalkspeace/…
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Ep 136: Amina Rasul and Mario Aguja Talk The Normalization Process in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao
Mario Aguja, a key peace advocate in Mindanao, offers deep insights into BARMM's ongoing normalization. With grassroots experience, he prioritizes inclusive dialogue and community engagement, aiming for a harmonious society where all voices matter. His vision inspires hope for a better future in...
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Ep. 135: Amina Rasul and Robinah Rubimbwa Talks Women and Youth Ugandan Politics
"Feminist peace activist Robinah Rubimbwa highlights the role of women and youth in shaping Uganda's future through political engagement. She shares their strategies for inclusive participation - how empowering these voices can drive meaningful change!" Visit She Talks Peace' social media pages…
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Ep. 134: Amina Rasul and Ayesha Abubakar Talk Gaza’s impact on ASEAN
He Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) has called for ceasefire and protection of the civilians in Gaza. Some ASEAN member states and civil society have also offered humanitarian aid. What can ASEAN do to help end the tragedy in GAZA? Visit She Talks Peace' social media pages and show...
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Ep. 133: May Sabe Phyu Talks Making the Impossible Possible
In this episode, May Sabe Phyu discusses her experience and milestones in the Myanmar conflict and her advocacy on the prevention of violence against women. Drawing from her extensive background in law reform and advocacy, May provides invaluable insights into the critical role of women in...
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Ep. 132: Karen Tañada Talks on Principles for Peace in Southeast Asia
In this episode, tune in as Karen Tanada, Executive Director of the Gaston Z. Ortigas Peace Institute, join us in an insightful dialogue. As a key member of the Third Party Monitoring Team overseeing the peace agreement between the Philippine Government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front…
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Ep. 131: Ms. Huma Chughtai Talks Women’s Representation in Politics in Pakistan
In this episode, join us as we talk with Ms. Huma Chughtai about how women are getting more involved in Pakistan's politics. Ms. Chughtai, now titled Right Honourable, is a Member of Parliament in Pakistan. She won her seat in the February 2024 general election through seats reserved for women in...
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Ep 130: Dr. Eleonora Emkic Talks on Women's Role in Peacebuilding and Peace Education
In this episode of "She Talks Peace," we have the honor of hosting Dr. Eleonora Emkic, who holds her Ph.D. from Universiti Sains Malaysia and a Master's degree from Grenoble Graduate School of Business, France. She is a powerhouse in conflict resolution, dialogue facilitation, and peacebuilding....
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Ep 129: Dr. Noorjehan Safia Niaz Talks on Muslim Women's Rights in India
In this episode of "She Talks Peace," we have the honor of hosting Dr. Noorjehan Safia Niaz, a passionate activist deeply engaged in empowering marginalized Muslim women across India. Dr. Noorjehan holds a Ph.D. in Sociology and a Masters in Social Work, and is renowned as the co-founder of the...
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Ep. 128: Amina Rasul and Dr. Ayesah Talk on the Jolo Siege 1974
The Battle of Jolo, also known as the Burning of Jolo or the Siege of Jolo, occurred in February 1974 in the southern Philippines. It was a significant clash between the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) and the Philippine government, marking a key event in the early stages of the Moro...
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Ep. 127 - Jamela Alindogan Talks on the Life of Journalism, Storytelling, and Sinagtala Foundation
In this episode of "She Talks Peace," Jamela Alindogan shares her journey as a journalist in conflict zones, highlighting the evolving perceptions and challenges of reporting amidst the turmoil. She recounts a poignant encounter that shaped her approach to storytelling, emphasizing the importance...
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Ep. 126 - Salha Salik Talks on Empowering Mothers, Internally Displaced People, and Peace Advocates
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…
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Ep.125: Dean Abad Talks on Gender Inclusivity and Women's Welfare in Law
In this episode of "She Talks Peace," join Dean Ada Abad in a thought-provoking discussion on the critical importance of incorporating Gender and the Law into the model law curriculum. She also shares her invaluable insights and experiences in spearheading efforts to enhance gender sensitivity...
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This is She Talks Peace, a podcast that highlights the role of women peacebuilders around the world in bringing lasting peace and security to their communities. Hosted by Amina Rasul Bernardo, President of the Philippine Center for Islam and Democracy.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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