and promote women and diversity in alternative dispute resolution
cultural, and academic purposes,
their careers in alternative dispute resolution,
Networking Events
Organize regular networking events, including conferences, seminars, workshops, and social events, to bring together women working in arbitration and related fields,
Training & Education
Provide training and educational opportunities, including webinars, online courses, and in–person workshops, to help women develop the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in arbitration,
Mentorship Programs
Establish mentorship programs to provide guidance and support for women who are new to the field of arbitration or who are seeking to advance their careers,
Advocacy & Outreach
Engage in advocacy and outreach activities to promote the participation of women in arbitration and to raise awareness of the importance of diversity and inclusion in the field,
Partnership & Collaboration
Partner with other organizations and individuals who share our goals and values to advance our mission and collaborate on joint initiatives and projects,
Research & Publications
Conduct and publish research on issues related to gender and diversity in arbitration and develop resources and publications that can be used by practitioners and scholars,
Our Activities
African Women in Arbitration conducts various activities, including networking events, mentorship programs, training, advocacy, research, and partnerships, to promote gender diversity and inclusivity while providing support and recognition for women in the arbitration field.
The Team Empowering Women in Arbitration- Our People
The African Women in Arbitration team comprises dedicated professionals, including practitioners, academics, and stakeholders from around the world, who work collaboratively to advance the interests of female practitioners, promote gender diversity in alternative dispute resolution, and support the professional development of women in the field.
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Edith
Twinamatsiko
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Twinamatsiko
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