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Highlighting stories of co-existence across sectarian divides during the 2024 war in Lebanon.
Exploring how the Afghan diaspora can overcome internal divisions, especially ethnic, generational, and ideological, to collectively contribute to Afghanistan’s future.
Exploring the digital threats facing Afghan women activists and journalists under Taliban rule, and sharing concrete strategies to enhance their digital security while continuing their advocacy.

Discussing women's leadership potential in bridging ethnic divides and fostering inter-ethnic dialogue
Discussing women's leadership potential in bridging ethnic divides and fostering inter-ethnic dialogue
"How can women’s leadership pave the way for inter-ethnic reconciliation and peacebuilding?"
"Exploring the unique contributions of women leaders in bridging divides and promoting inclusive dialogue."

Engaging with ex-combatants on reconciliation and peacebuilding initiatives
Engaging with ex-combatants on reconciliation and peacebuilding initiatives
"What role do former fighters play in fostering reconciliation and long-term peace in post-conflict societies?"
"Engaging ex-combatants in discussions about personal transformation and collective healing to rebuild social trust."

Exploring the future of journalism and its role in shaping Afghanistan’s narrative through the perspective of a leading Afghan journalist
Exploring the future of journalism and its role in shaping Afghanistan’s narrative through the perspective of a leading Afghan journalist
"Afghanistan’s evolving media landscape: Insights from a leading journalist on the challenges and opportunities in narrative-building."
"Examining how Afghan journalism can act as a force for change and a bridge between local and international communities."