Resources

The Yemeni-led hubs that are helping to build sustainable peace

This animation explores the work of four Yemeni-led civil society hubs, and their contribution to building sustainable peace.

Building peace from the ground up in Yemen

Watch our video to find out how Yemeni-led projects are helping to create safer and more resilient communities, bringing people together in the process.  

Join our webinar 'Addressing gender-based violence and online violence: community-led initiatives in Somalia and Yemen'

This webinar will highlight the vital role of community-led initiatives in effectively preventing and responding to gender-based violence (GBV), including technology-facilitated online violence. Four women activists from Somalia and Yemen will share their experiences and insights.

Resourcing change for women’s rights organisations

To mark the 24th anniversary of UN Security Council Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security, we share some of the incredible work that women’s rights organisations are doing in Nigeria, South Sudan and Yemen, through the Resourcing Change project.  

International Day of Peace: Building social accountability and civil participation in Yemen

Towards Solidarity: Introducing the Yemen Civil Society Solidarity Fund

What does it look like to fund based on the values of transparency, flexibility and solidarity? Five Yemeni organisations funded by our Yemen Civil Society Solidarity Fund describe their experiences. 

Resourcing change: Supporting women’s rights organisations in fragile and conflict-affected states

A city under siege: the realities of Yemen’s war in Taiz

War in Yemen has had a dramatic impact on every aspect of people’s lives. For eight years, people in Taiz have been unable to see their families or access essential healthcare, goods and services. We worked with Yemeni filmmaker and photographer Albaraa Mansoor to produce this moving documentary and photostory.

Peace and security issues in Yemen – Improving governance and mitigating conflict: a civil society-led approach