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She Talks Peace

She Talks Peace and Serye FM

156 episodes

2 weeks ago

This is She Talks Peace, a podcast that highlights the role of women peacebuilders around the world in bringing lasting peace and security to their communities. Hosted by Amina Rasul Bernardo, President of the Philippine Center for Islam and Democracy.

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This is She Talks Peace, a podcast that highlights the role of women peacebuilders around the world in bringing lasting peace and security to their communities. Hosted by Amina Rasul Bernardo, President of the Philippine Center for Islam and Democracy.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Episodes (20/156)

She Talks Peace

Ep. 153: From Gaza to Bethlehem, Palestinians Resist to Exist | Lucy Talgieh

From her balcony in Bethlehem, Deputy Mayor Lucy Talgieh can see the horizon that leads to Gaza, a landscape divided by walls and decades of conflict. In this powerful episode, Lucy shares what life is like for Palestinian women caught between hope and hardship.

She speaks about the realities of displacement, restricted movement, and economic collapse—and yet, she insists that resilience endures. “We resist to exist,” she says, describing how women continue to hold families and communities together amid devastation.

Recorded before the October 2025 ceasefire, this conversation remains a searing reminder of how fragile peace can be—and how women’s courage keeps it alive.

Disclaimer: This podcast was produced with the financial support of the European Union. Its contents are the sole responsibility of PCID and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union.

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2 weeks ago

42 minutes 52 seconds

She Talks Peace

Ep. 152: Mahadia Abu Dalal Talks Palestinian Resilience as Resistance

Filipino-Palestinian refugee Mahadia Abu Dalal spent over a decade teaching children in refugee camps in Gaza amidst the relentless sound of hovering drones and explosions. Depicting her homeland through art, Mahadia shares that from the rubbles of Gaza emerge stories of resilience—and of hope refusing to be silenced by bombs or confined by borders.

Disclaimer: This podcast was produced with the financial support of the European Union. Its contents are the sole responsibility of PCID and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union.

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4 weeks ago

44 minutes 47 seconds

She Talks Peace

Ep. 151: Justice Conchita Carpio-Morales Talks Corruption, Impunity, and Integrity

As Filipinos take to the streets to protest anomalies in "ghost" public works projects, ex-Ombudsman and former Supreme Court Associate Justice Conchita Carpio-Morales emphasizes that corruption, more than being about stolen funds, is about robbing people of a just, peaceful, and democratic future.

Disclaimer: This podcast was produced with the financial support of the European Union. Its contents are the sole responsibility of PCID and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union.

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1 month ago

35 minutes 30 seconds

She Talks Peace

Ep. 150: Dr. Ayesah Uy Abubakar Talks Women’s Leadership in Peacebuilding

What does peace look like when women lead the way? In this episode of She Talks Peace, educator and peace advocate Dr. Ayesah Uy Abubakar shares her journey from her roots in conflict-torn Mindanao to her current work at Albukhary International University in Malaysia and with the ASEAN Women Peace Registry.

Dr. Ayesah recalls how the Young Moro Professionals Network (YMPN) fought for peace zones, protection of civilians, and women’s participation in peace processes at the height of Mindanao’s wars. Today, she mentors students from across Asia and the MENA region, pushing forward the Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda in Malaysia and ASEAN.

From inspiring the creation of Malaysia’s first National Action Plan on Women, Peace, and Security to preparing for the 2025 ASEAN WPS Summit, Dr. Ayesah reminds that inclusive peacebuilding is sustainable peacebuilding.

Listen to learn:

· Why women’s voices matter in peace negotiations

· How to localize the Women, Peace, and Security agenda

· How to shape future peacebuilders

She Talks Peace is a production of the Philippine Center for Islam and Democracy, and this episode was produced for PCID by PumaPodcast.

Disclaimer: This podcast was produced with the financial support of the European Union. Its contents are the sole responsibility of PCID and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union.

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1 month ago

43 minutes 9 seconds

She Talks Peace

Ep. 149: Atty. Gettie Talks Women in the War on Drugs

Atty. Gettie Sandoval's journey began by championing workers, farmers, and the urban poor, eventually becoming a leading peace advocate in the Philippines. With a wealth of experience in policy and advocacy, she dives into her 2018 study on the devastating impact of Duterte’s War on Drugs on women: the wives, mothers, sisters, and children left behind. In honor of Women's Month, Amina and Atty. Gettie reflect on these women’s resilience and explore the future of Filipino women in politics.

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7 months ago

34 minutes 23 seconds

She Talks Peace

Ep. 148: Amina Rasul-Bernardo Talks the First International Conference on Women, Peace, and Security

This year, the Philippines is hosting the first ministerial-level conference on the women peace and security agenda. It is called the International Conference of Women, Peace and Security or the ICWPS. This conference will be a platform to address the UN Security Council Resolution 1325, which is a global commitment to ensuring that women and girls are more systematically and sustainably integrated into peace and security. In this special episode, host Amina Rasul-Bernardo shares snippets from a recently held press conference on this upcoming monumental event which will be attended by delegates from Southeast Asia, Africa, Middle East, Europe, and beyond.

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1 year ago

29 minutes 58 seconds

She Talks Peace

Ep. 147: Grant Lu Talks Women, Peace, and Security in the Bangsamoro Region

In this episode, peace educator Grant Lu discusses the critical importance of formalizing the teaching of women, peace, and security (WPS) in the Bangsamoro region. With roots from the UN Resolution 1325 in 2000, the WPS agenda has been pivotal in shedding light on the role of women in maintaining peace globally. Grant, an essential part of the team in realizing the diploma program of Mindanao State University on women, peace, and security — the first in the Philippines — shares his experiences in making it happen, highlighting the value of collaboration in the process.

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1 year ago

37 minutes 14 seconds

She Talks Peace

Ep. 146: Tausug Youth Talks the Impact of Sulu’s Separation from the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region

On September 9, 2024, the Supreme Court of the Philippines released a decision separating the Province of Sulu from the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM). This is despite the historical role of Sulu in igniting the Bangsamoro struggle for self-determination right from its beginning in the late 1960s to the present. To many, this is a paradox. In this episode, Amina Rasul-Bernardo talks with three young Tausugs from Sulu to analyze the impact of the decision.

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1 year ago

47 minutes 18 seconds

She Talks Peace

Ep. 145: Fatima Pir Allian Talks Climate Justice and Women Empowerment in the Bangsamoro

Climate change is a global problem, but it affects us differently. To women, especially in developing societies, the impact of climate change disproportionately puts them at a vulnerable position. In this episode, climate change and women’s rights activist Fatima Pir Allian, fondly called “Shalom,” from the Bangsamoro presents ground stories about environmental concerns, women, and activism in general. She concludes by challenging us to be hopeful in seemingly hopeless times.

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1 year ago

44 minutes 25 seconds

She Talks Peace

Ep. 144: Jasmin Galace Talks Localizing Women, Peace, and Security

The advocacy of advancing women, peace and security (WPS) is far from over. Around the world, issues concerning WPS continue to complicate the mission of peacebuilders, advocates, policymakers, and governments, but this reality should not cause despair. In this episode, Dr. Nario-Galace presents both the dire realities of WPS and the positive outcomes from years of effort. At the end, she reminds us of the necessity to maintain courage in these challenging times.

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1 year ago

44 minutes 36 seconds

She Talks Peace

Ep. 143: Pola del Monte Talks Advocacy in the Age of Trolling, Misinformation, and Changing Trends

Are you a brat? To most young women today, a resounding affirmative to this question sets their generation apart. In this episode, Pola del Monte, a multi-awarded media practitioner and influencer, deciphers the various ways in which communication has morphed in the 21st century. In the age of Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and X, Pola drops her advice and best practices in dealing with trolls, misinformation, and hate speech, and highlights the role of words for social change.

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1 year ago

46 minutes 44 seconds

She Talks Peace

Ep.142: Dr. Christine Yambao Talks Education in Post-Conflict Areas and Volunteerism

Education in post-conflict areas face a different set of challenges way more than what the government alone can respond to. To fill this gap, the need for volunteers arises. In this episode, Dr. Christine Yambao, both an academic and a volunteer herself, highlights the critical role of volunteerism in addressing Mindanao’s long-standing problems in education.

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1 year ago

31 minutes 51 seconds

She Talks Peace

Ep.141: Dr. Mark Anthony Torres Talks on Indigenous Peoples' Education

Renowned peace educator Dr. Mark Anthony Torres underscores the role of indigenous peoples in peacebuilding in conflict-prone Mindanao through the initiatives of Mindanao State University.

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1 year ago

31 minutes 37 seconds

She Talks Peace

Ep.140: Atty. Leah Tanodra-Armamento Talks on Navigating Amnesty, Justice, and Peace

Atty. Leah Tanodra-Armamento, chair of the Commission on Human Rights, discusses the Philippine amnesty program's balance between justice and peace, including the organization of the office, amnesty applications, and local boards. She explains how amnesty covers crimes against the state while maintaining civil liabilities for private individuals and shares insights into the commission's rehabilitation and reintegration programs for ex-rebels, women, and children affected by conflict.

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1 year ago

31 minutes 27 seconds

She Talks Peace

Ep.139: Atty. Ma. Soledad Deriquito-Mawis Talks Advancing Family Laws and Women's Rights in the Philippines

Atty. Ma. Soledad Deriquito-Mawis, Dean of the Lyceum of the Philippines University College of Law, delves into the most pressing issues and developments in family laws and ongoing legislation in the Philippines. As a seasoned lawyer and a prominent academic, she provides valuable insights into the evolving landscape of family law, focusing on the welfare and rights of women and children.

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1 year ago

54 minutes 44 seconds

She Talks Peace

Ep.138: Atty. Milagros Cristobal Talks the Current Status of Agrarian Reform in BARMM

Atty. Milabel Cristobal, former Undersecretary of the Department of Agrarian Reform, shares her valuable insights on the current state of agrarian reform in the Philippines and the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM), with a focus on its impact on women. Drawing from her extensive experience, she provides a detailed look at the challenges and progress in implementing agrarian reform policies, highlighting the unique circumstances and developments in both regions.

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1 year ago

54 minutes 1 second

She Talks Peace

Ep.137: Dr. Acram Latiph Talks IPDM's Role in Marawi's Recovery After the Siege

Dr. Acram Latiph Talks IPDM's Role in Marawi's Recovery After the Siege

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1 year ago

1 hour 1 minute 55 seconds

She Talks Peace

Ep 136: Amina Rasul and Mario Aguja Talk The Normalization Process in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao

Mario Aguja, a key peace advocate in Mindanao, offers deep insights into BARMM's ongoing normalization. With grassroots experience, he prioritizes inclusive dialogue and community engagement, aiming for a harmonious society where all voices matter. His vision inspires hope for a better future in Mindanao!

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1 year ago

46 minutes 52 seconds

She Talks Peace

Ep. 135: Amina Rasul and Robinah Rubimbwa Talks Women and Youth Ugandan Politics

"Feminist peace activist Robinah Rubimbwa highlights the role of women and youth in shaping Uganda's future through political engagement. She shares their strategies for inclusive participation - how empowering these voices can drive meaningful change!"

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Visit Amina Rasul's social media pages:

Twitter: @aminarasul | twitter.com/aminarasul

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Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/amina-rasul-084a0824/

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1 year ago

40 minutes 30 seconds

She Talks Peace

Ep. 134: Amina Rasul and Ayesha Abubakar Talk Gaza’s impact on ASEAN

He Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) has called for ceasefire and protection of the civilians in Gaza. Some ASEAN member states and civil society have also offered humanitarian aid. What can ASEAN do to help end the tragedy in GAZA?

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Twitter: @aminarasul | twitter.com/aminarasul

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Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/amina-rasul-084a0824/

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1 year ago

36 minutes 29 seconds