Dive into an eye-opening journey with Winnie Bedigan on the Peace Wanted podcast as she shares her transformation from a South Sudanese refugee to a PhD scholar in peacebuilding and conflict resolution. Winnie's personal experiences with traditional conflict resolution methods and her critical insights into the limitations of international peacekeeping efforts will challenge your perceptions of security and community resilience. Tune in to discover how indigenous knowledge and cultural practices are pivotal in shaping peace in war-torn regions.

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In this heart-wrenching yet inspiring episode of the Peace Wanted podcast, we journey to the frontlines of conflict in northern Nigeria with Mama Hamsatu, an educator, freelance writer, and gender activist. She shares her courageous decision to stay amidst the chaos caused by Boko Haram, her efforts to support and rehabilitate victims, and her innovative approaches to promoting peace and justice. Tune in to discover how one woman's resilience is changing lives and fostering hope in the face of terror.

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On this episode of the Peace Wanted podcast, we are graced with the presence of Parfait, the national coordinator of the Quaker Peace Network in Burundi. Parfait brings to life a tale of unexpected heroism during a time of ethnic conflict, where a neighbor's unwavering protective presence thwarted violence and preserved peace. We also explore how these grassroots efforts have evolved into organized early warning response teams that played a crucial role in Burundi's 2022 elections, affirming the transformative power of UCP in action.

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