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If you’re looking for a gift for your mum this Mother’s Day, wanting to celebrate the powerful women in your life for International Women’s Day, or simply feel in need of a well-deserved treat for yourself during lockdown, why not shop with companies that are powering meaningful change for women survivors of war? Mark women’s history month by using your #PowerToChange when shopping -because when we use our power together, we can change the world!

As part of our campaign #PowerToChange, we held a Virtual Book Club on World Book Day with Soraya Chemaly discussing her book 'Rage Becomes Her'.  Watch the recording of the discussion to learn about the power of using anger as a force for positive transformation.

Anna Rust discusses the domino effect of feminism and how supporting women away from home can impact women everywhere.

At a time when progress on women’s rights is coming under increasing threat, our new brand will allow us to reach and connect with more people like you, so we can ultimately serve more women survivors of war.

Among the many threats and injustices women endure in war and conflict, human trafficking is one of the most devastating.

This inspiration-filled reading list will help you tap into your inner strength and transform the world around you.

Three recommendations to preserve progress and address ongoing challenges to women's rights in conflict settings.

As she prepares to graduate from our programme in Nigeria, Saratu’s future looks bright - despite the challenges of a global pandemic.

As South Sudan marks Peace Agreement Day this year, it stands on the brink of another deadly crisis – but women hold the key to a brighter future.

Thank you for being part of a year in which women survivors of war have led their families and communities through unprecedented hardships and uncertainties, towards a brighter future.

When Boko Haram attacked their village in northern Nigeria, Hassana and her family were forced to flee. With support of UK aid from the UK government, she enrolled on our programme last November.