World Women Summit

World

Summit 2026

Women

25-29 MARCH

World

Summit 2026

Women

25-29 MARCH

World Women Summit 2026

25-29 MARCH

Women Rising for Peace

Women Rising for Peace

The World Women Summit 2026 – Women Rising for Peace celebrates and strengthens this movement. It is a gathering of women who are transforming the conditions that allow violence to persist and creating the foundations for a more compassionate and resilient world.

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When women rise, peace becomes imaginable

When women rise, peace becomes imaginable

When humanity rises together, peace becomes unstoppable.

Join us in shaping a world where healing is not the exception but the foundation.

A Trauma-Informed Pathway to Peace

A Trauma-Informed Pathway to Peace

Across cultures and contexts, women are shaping peace through the way they work. The 2026 Summit highlights the eight-stage pathway that underpins this leadership:

Moral Awakening & Courageous Witnessing

Building Safety and Trust Across Divides

Organising & Mobilising Communities

Strategic Nonviolent Action & Pressure

Rapid Response & Conflict De-escalation

Negotiation & Political Participation

Implementing Peace & Embodying Resilience

Sustaining Long-term Resilience and Intergenerational Healing

These principles form the backbone of peace work across the world, from grassroots organising to high-level diplomacy, and demonstrate that peace is not a single act but a long arc of moral courage, skill, and sustained commitment.

The World Women Summit 2026 – Women Rising for Peace celebrates and strengthens this global movement. It is a gathering of women who are transforming the conditions that allow violence to persist and creating the foundations for a more compassionate and resilient world.

Program Overview

Keynote Conversations

Powerful dialogues with visionary women shaping peace through courage, clarity, and lived experience across cultures and contexts.

On the Frontlines

First-hand stories from women working at the edges of crisis, transformation, and healing where peace is most urgently needed.

Peace Lessons

Grounded insights and practices drawn from real-world peacebuilding, offering practical wisdom for navigating conflict and fostering resilience.

Live Gatherings

Interactive spaces to connect, reflect, and engage collectively, strengthening relationships and shared commitment to peace in action.

Keynote
Conversations 2026

Keynote Conversations 2026

Trauma-Informed Leadership for a World in Transformation

Trauma-Informed Leadership for a World in Trans- formation

Across the world, women are responding to humanity’s most urgent challenges with courage and clarity. They build trust across divides, mobilise communities, prevent violence, open negotiations, and sustain peace long after agreements are signed. Their leadership is both strategic and deeply human—relational, grounded, and fiercely committed to life.

The World Women Summit 2026 – Women Rising for Peace brings these women together to strengthen a growing movement: transforming the conditions that allow violence to persist and laying foundations for a more compassionate, resilient world.

“Peace is not the absence of war, peace is the integration of the wounds of the war and the unification of the fabric of life. This is how space/time heals and war ceases to exist. War then becomes a faint memory in the human psyche. It ceases to be what it is currently – an active player that runs the world”

Thomas Hübl

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Summit Hosts 2026

Kosha Joubert

CEO | Pocket Project & Co-host

Kosha Joubert is the CEO of the Pocket Project, where she works closely with Thomas Huebl and a global team to grow a culture of trauma-informed care. Kosha is an expert facilitator, coach and organisational development facilitator who has worked on systems regeneration, trauma-informed leadership and post-traumatic growth in more than 48 countries. Kosha has authored several books and received the Dadi Janki Award (2017) for engaging spirituality in life and work and the One World Award (2020) for building the Global Ecovillage Network to a worldwide movement reaching out to over 6000 communities on all continents.

Sonita Mbah

Communications Manager | Pocket Project & Co-host

Sonita Mbah is a passionate food grower, regenerative systems designer and skilled facilitator, born in Cameroon. She co-initiated the Bafut Ecovillage, an off-grid learning center in Northwest Cameroon, and served for over a decade as Administrator of Better World Cameroon. She brings regenerative community and social enterprise development to several African communities. Sonita received the Gender Just Climate Solutions Award (2017) for pioneering climate smart technologies across several African countries. Driven by her passion for healing colonial trauma, Sonita took the Principles of Collective Trauma Healing course with Thomas Hübl. She is also the co-host of What is Collective Healing? podcast and 2 online summits reaching out to over 15.000 people globally.

“The summit shifted my feelings from hopelessness and loneliness to hope, joy, belonging, and the power to take action”
– Annegret K., Retired teacher, Germany

“This event created space for more of the world to land in me”
– Lyudmyla T., Engineering Specialist, Canada

“I am so totally amazed at the quality of speakers – what they bring as their gifts through their voice and experiences. It is simply amazing”
– D.D.

“As a male person following the Women Summit I’d like to share how deep the summit landed in me. I can only say that the talks ‘deeply changed – and keep on changing – my atmosphere.’ In each talk there was something life-moving, life-changing”
– Uwe

“I was inspired by the variety of speakers( age, race, gender, class, etc) all with new, inspiring information. It was a different way of empowering women, nature and the entire universe”
– Efu Nyaki