Resources

Women’s role in peace and security in Yemen

Women’s political participation in Yemen’s public sphere has been limited to select members of the elite.

Yemen in our hearts

Yemen in our hearts

In 2016, a community group in Taiz supported by Saferworld and local partner NODS organised an exhibition of drawings by 20 children aged 7-10 on their feelings towards peace and the ongoing war.

Documenting experiences of Yemeni diaspora in Liverpool

As part of a participatory video project a group of youths from Liverpool’s Yemeni community set out to produce a film that would record the experiences, thoughts and memories of Yemen’s diaspora, and bring attention to the destructive war taking place there.

Federalism, conflict and fragmentation in Yemen: an interview with Peter Salisbury

Rebuilding health in Yemen after conflict: Engaging Yemeni diaspora in conversations on health system reconstruction

Sixteen months of war have devastated ’s health system.

Lighting up the streets of Taiz, Yemen

Lack of street lighting in Yemen has increased insecurity of communities, especially in the context of the current conflict. The "Light it Up" project worked to encourage local action to install solar panels and lights.

Gender and community security

The gendered nature of insecurity, and therefore of efforts to promote security and build peace, is now widely recognised.

Murad: #MakeArtNotWar

Acclaimed Yemeni street artist Murad Subay talks about how he has been using his art to inspire collective action to build peace