33. Women in Peacemaking: Lessons Learned from Crocodiles and Icebergs
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33. Women in Peacemaking: Lessons Learned from Crocodiles and Icebergs
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Dr. Mariia Levchenko, a 2024 Kroc School Women Peacemakers Fellow, takes us into the heart of conflict resolution in this riveting episode. Drawing from her groundbreaking work in Ukraine and Ethiopia, she offers a razor-sharp analysis of women's critical roles in navigating complex war zones, unpacking how her immigrant experience has uniquely positioned her to bridge divides and challenge traditional approaches to international conflict. With insights that are at once scholarly and deeply personal, Dr. Levchenko demonstrates why women's perspectives aren't just valuable, but essential in crafting sustainable peace—making this episode a must-listen for anyone passionate about understanding the nuanced human dynamics behind global conflict resolution.