Matt Damon, narrator of Women, War & Peace Episode 1: "I Came To Testify" on why the themes of this series matter to men, too.
Hundreds, maybe thousands of women have disappeared without a trace in Juarez, Mexico,
How did Nobel Peace Prize winner Leymah Gbowee manage to get a meeting with former Liberian president and warlord Charles Taylor? She describes the experience in an excerpt from her new book Mighty Be Our Powers.
A Colombian congresswoman survives seven years captivity in the jungle.
Before the Marines deployed all-female units, known as Female Engagement Teams, reaching the hearts and minds of half Afghanistan's population — Afghan women — was nearly impossible.
Somali famine refugees flee to Dadaab, Kenya and to new camps sprouting up in the crumbling, bullet-riddled ruins of Mogadishu.
The full series is now available online
War Redefined
The War We Are Living
Peace Unveiled 
Pray the Devil Back to Hell
I Came to Testify
Small Arms, Mass Destruction
A New Nation, A New Constitution
From the Viktor Bout Trial to a New Arms Trade Treaty
Behind the Scenes with Geena Davis
Our Interview with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
A Return to Bahia Portete
An Update from La Toma
Land for the Landless
Leymah Gbowee on Life After the Nobel
The War Crimes Investigator
The Lucky Ones Make It To Dadaab
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The Women, War & Peace podcast series features interviews with Gloria Steinem, Sheryl WuDunn, Mona Eltahawy, Gayle Tzemach Lemmon, and many more.
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