Women, Peace, and Security in Sudan: Priorities for a Sustainable Future

This virtual parallel event will present the Carter Center’s Women, Peace and Security (WPS) report on Sudan, with a particular focus on findings related to justice and accountability emerging from consultations with Sudanese women since the outbreak of the current conflict.

The discussion will convene Sudanese women leaders and practitioners who contributed to the research, creating a space for them to share their perspectives on justice, accountability, and other current priorities for women affected by conflict.

Drawing on their experiences working with communities across Sudan and in displacement contexts, the speakers will reflect on the impact of the ongoing war on women and communities, the importance of justice and accountability, and the role of Sudanese women in shaping responses to these challenges.

The event aims to elevate Sudanese women’s voices at a critical moment and contribute to ongoing global discussions on how justice, inclusion, and accountability can inform responses to the crisis in Sudan.

Moderator

Shuvai Busuman Nyoni
Executive Director
African Leadership Centre, Nairobi

Speakers

Rabab Baldo
Peace, Gender and Mediation Practitioner
IGAD & AU Mediation Support Teams

Safaa Adam
Women’s Rights Activist & Peacebuilder Darfur

Tahani Abbas
Women’s Rights Activist & Human Rights Defender

Omima Jabal
Humanitarian Activist & Researcher

Adla Abubakr
Protection and Response Coordinator
SIHA Network

Join Us from Your Time Zone

10:30 a.m. – 01:00 p.m. EDT (USA | New York)
03:30 p.m.- 06:00 p.m. WAT (Chad)
04:30 p.m.- 07:00 p.m. CAT (Sudan)· 4:30 PM EET (Egypt)
05:30 p.m.- 08:00 p.m. EAT (Kenya, Uganda, Ethiopia)