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Women, War & Peace challenges the conventional wisdom that war and peace are men's domain. The series reveals that women have become primary targets in today's armed conflicts and are suffering unprecedented casualties; yet, they are simultaneously emerging as necessary partners in brokering lasting peace and as leaders in forging new international laws governing conflict.
A Journey of a Thousand Miles: Peacekeepers
These police officers shatter stereotypes as they rise in the name of building peace.
Discover the story of a women’s movement that formed the heart of the first Intifada.
Follow three Egyptian women as they put their lives on the line fighting for justice.
Discover the story of women who come together during Northern Ireland’s bloody conflict.
Voices Beyond Borders: Mary Jane
Appalachian elder, Mary Jane Wysor, shares her views with Blue Ridge PBS on building peace
Presbyterian pastor Linda Dickerson shares her definition of peace with Blue Ridge PBS.
Eman Abdelrahman, a student at Virginia Tech, shares what peace means to her.
Egyptian native and single mom Mai Dahshan shares her thoughts on living in peace.
Dr. Grace Edwards talks with Blue Ridge PBS about the strength of Appalachian women.
Catholic educator, Sue Ellerbrock shares her dream for peace with Blue Ridge PBS.
Preview | Women, War & Peace II
Discover how some of the biggest recent international events have been shaped by women.
Extended Trailer | Women, War & Peace Series II
Discover how some of the biggest recent international events have been shaped by women.
An all-female Bangladeshi police unit trains for a year-long UN peacekeeping mission.
