In this episode, Laura, Nadira, Sana, and Stephen amalgamate the findings from their four individual masters theses and use various approaches to determine whether their research discovered that grassroots female peacebuilding positively contributes towards sustainable peace in conflicted societies.
This podcast was produced in tandem with a supplementary paper which is available at the link below
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1DveHjPWyZ5QNwjBruRp4DTT81Bj8fTdD?usp=sharing
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