Trainers from our Stronger Women, Stronger Nations program are leading local responses to end conflict-related sexual violence. Change starts within communities, led by women who dare to act. Stand with them. Join us at: bit.ly/4kK5E6v

Too often, the world focuses on what refugee women have lost. But we choose to focus on what they are rebuilding. Let’s shift the narrative. Let’s see their strength, not just their struggle. 💛 Support women refugees: bit.ly/4e8FfwN

In Gaza, reaching aid has become a life-threatening risk for our partners. Despite it all, we continue to stand with women and families — offering emergency shelters, legal support, trauma counseling, and hope. Help us continue this vital work: bit.ly/3HsYeFV

As war and conflict escalate around the world, supporting survivors has never been more important. Women and girls are caught in countless crises where they bear the brunt of violence, displacement and inequality. ⁠Now is the time to act and step up to help them.

As the Iran-Israel war escalates, fear is rising in #Iraq. In Erbil, where we’ve worked since 2003, women face renewed trauma but continue to show up and push forward. We stand with them. All women deserve not just safety, but the freedom to dream.

After years in exile, Zeina Kanawati returned to Syria, reuniting with women she’s supported from afar. Women like Noor, a lawyer and former political prisoner. For 14 years, Syrian women have resisted violence—and they’re still standing. Watch more: youtube.com/watch?v=N3ljUP…

When women have access to education, fair pay, leadership, and work, the benefits ripple far beyond individuals. Communities thrive & economies grow. The data is clear: investing in women isn’t just the right thing to do — it’s the smart thing to do. #InvestInWomen #EqualPay

Imagine a world where women are paid what they’re worth. Equal pay isn’t just fair, it’s smart. As Patricia Clarkson says: when women earn what they deserve, we all benefit. #EqualPay

A peace deal between Rwanda & DRC is welcome, but as Vianney Dong, WfWi DRC Country Director tells The Wall Street Journal, it must center justice and support for survivors, not just mineral wealth for the US.Without accountability, peace remains political, not personal. wsj.com/world/africa/c…

When men support women to realize their own power, everyone benefits. Families thrive and communities grow stronger. At Women for Women International, we work with men to rethink gender roles & become advocates for equality in their homes & beyond. Real change takes all of us.

After conflict, women don’t just survive — they rise. We help women survivors of war rebuild their lives with knowledge, skills, and sisterhood. They become business owners, changemakers, leaders. She is not defined by war. She defines what comes next.

🎓 To the newest graduates around the world—congratulations! For women in our programs, graduation means more than a certificate. It’s economic freedom, confidence, and sisterhood—the power to lead, earn, and uplift others.

Grace, a mother of 3 from Nigeria, turned pain into purpose. Now a menstrual hygiene educator & entrepreneur, she’s empowering girls with dignity & changing her community. When women rise, communities rise. Read her story: womenforwomen.org/blogs/period-p… #MenstrualEquity

This July marks 30 years since the Srebrenica genocide. Over 8,000 people were killed, and tens of thousands of women were raped. @womenforwomen was founded in response to the Bosnian War. Today, Žene za Žene carries that legacy forward: womenforwomen.org/where-we-work/… #Srebrenica

As crises push women to the frontlines of conflict, their strength remains unstoppable. Angelique Kidjo, the first Black African performer on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, reminds us: women are not just survivors—they’re changemakers. #MondayMotivation #WomensRights

🚨 What’s happening in the Democratic Republic of Congo? Women face mass displacement, rising sexual violence, and deepening crisis. We’ve been on the ground since 2004 — responding and rebuilding: womenforwomen.org/where-we-work/… #DRC #CongoCrisis #WomenInConflict

What does a woman survivor of war look like? She can look like any of us – because war doesn’t discriminate, and its impact reaches women of all ages, backgrounds, and identities. 🌍 #WorldEmojiDay

On #MandelaDay we remember Nelson Mandela as a brave women's rights advocate. His efforts to bring freedom and justice to women and girls remain an inspiration for us all. His legacy lives on.

🚨 Update from Rafah, Gaza: Children are collapsing from hunger. Families are fleeing on foot with no food or water. Our partners are still serving — but under immense strain. Help us provide food, supplies & safe spaces: giving.womenforwomen.org/page/FUNYBCKKQ… #Gaza #HumanitarianAid #ActNow

Women in our program gain hope for their futures — and belief in each other. 💪 Their transformation sparks a ripple effect across families and communities. Learn more: womenforwomen.org/stronger-women…