Jubiläumsfeier 30 Jahre FNF: Auf ihren Schultern - Fundamente feministischer Friedensarbeit

As the Women's Network for Peace e.V., we have been campaigning for peace, human rights and social justice for 30 years now - and we would like to celebrate this anniversary together with you! Under the title "On their shoulders - foundations of feminist peace work", we would like to create a space for reminiscing, exchanging ideas and thinking ahead together. Because for us, this milestone is more than just a retrospective: It is a political moment at a time when feminism, peace work and democracy are coming under increasing pressure. Where anti-feminist forces are growing stronger and militaristic power logics are becoming more and more prevalent, democratic achievements are also beginning to falter.

📍Frauenmuseum Bonn, Im Krausfeld 10, 53111 Bonn

🗓️ Saturday, 27.06.2026, from 14:00 to 21:00

📧: Registration by 18.6. by e-mail to info@frauennetzwerk-fuer-frieden.de

Later registrations and spontaneous guests are also very welcome. All interested parties are cordially invited! Non-members are expressly welcome!

The shoulders on which we stand, the shoulders of generations of PeaceWomen and feminist activists, will be the focus of our anniversary celebration. We will take a look at the history of the FNF and the women's peace movement in Germany, learn more about the peace commitment of women's groups in Latin America and discuss the challenges of feminist peace work yesterday, today and tomorrow.

You can find the program for the event on our website: https: //www.frauennetzwerk-fuer-frieden.de/termine/132/jubilaeumsfeier-30-jahre-fnf-auf-ihren-schultern-fundamente-feministischer-friedensarbeit.html

Look forward to inspiring contributions, political impulses and plenty of space for exchange and networking with a buffet and music!

Program:

14:00: Arrival with tea, coffee and cookies; walk through the photo exhibition

14:30: Welcome by the organizers

14:45: "The shoulders we stand on: Cataloging and safeguarding documents of the German women's peace movement in the Archive of the German Women's Movement" - Barbara Günther, Archive of the German Women's Movement Kassel

15:30: Coffee break

16:00: "From survivors to protagonists: Examples of feminist engagement for peace, human rights and reappraisal in Latin America" - Jun.-Prof. Rosario Figari Layús, Center for Reconciliation Research, University of Bonn

16:45: Snack break

17:15: Panel "Challenges of feminist peace work yesterday, today and tomorrow" with representatives of WILPF Germany, AMICA e.V. and FNF; moderation: Charlotte Walde, FNF

18:15: Networking and exchange over a buffet and music with Captain K.

21:00: End of the event