Safe Women Organization is holding a training workshop titled "Women in Humanitarian Response" in cooperation with the Darfur Academy for Feminist Leadership and Peacebuilding. The workshop lasts three days. The application form asks whether applicants can commit to attending remotely; the workshop dates are not stated in the announcement.
Workshop objectives: To strengthen the capacities of young women in Darfur in humanitarian response, develop their feminist leadership skills, identify humanitarian needs, protect women and girls, and take part in decision-making during conflicts, crises and displacement.
The workshop focuses on the role of women as actors, leaders and partners in designing, implementing and evaluating humanitarian interventions, not merely as aid recipients.
Workshop topics:
- The concept of humanitarian response and women's role in leading it.
- Protection, gender equality and safeguarding the dignity of women and girls.
- Feminist leadership and participation in humanitarian decision-making.
- Identifying humanitarian needs and priorities in communities affected by conflict and displacement.
- Accountability, community participation and humanitarian principles.
- The role of women in peacebuilding and strengthening social cohesion.
Expected outcomes: Strengthened knowledge and leadership skills of participants, enabling them to contribute to designing and leading humanitarian initiatives, and developing their vision of women's role in peacebuilding and social change in Darfur.
Application deadline: 5 November 2026 at 11:59 PM.
