I always had a dream for women’s freedom, rights, equality and equity. In 2009 I voluntarily established a small center (HUNARISTAN) in Quetta city for the Hazara tribe women for skill development, counseling, informal education and link violence cases through different channels, when I heard about different forms of violence. I always try my best to talk more to indigenous women, to understand their issues and to inform them of their rights. Besides, illiterate women, I have

Each year on September 21, the world unites in celebrating International Day of Peace. Politicians and government representatives, civil society organizations, and NGOs gather to highlight peace activism and shining a spotlight on the tireless work of millions to create a more peaceful world. This is an especially important day in Kabul. Afghanistan has been plagued with nearly constant conflict, insecurity, and war for decades and needs peace more than anything else. There h

WRN spoke with , a former United States Marine officer and AH-1W pilot and liaison officer to the House of Representatives. Kyleanne is currently a PhD candidate at the Josef Korbel School of International Studies at the University of Denver. We were excited to speak with her about current events and her experience in the US military including the many cultural and societal impacts she has witnessed. In your more than ten years as a Marine Corps Officer, you served multiple t