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Elizabeth Laruni

Elizabeth Laruni

Peacebuilding Adviser – Gender

Elizabeth has over five years' experience of research and designing research methodologies, specifically on political identities and gender. Her thematic focus considers the intersection between gender and violent extremism, particularly how improving the socio-economic status of women and addressing the root causes of gender-based violence can lead to more peaceful societies.

She holds a PhD in Modern African History and a Masters in Kurdish studies from the University of Exeter. She has also undertaken a two-year postdoctoral fellowship at the Makerere Institute of Social Research in Uganda, where she taught postgraduate classes on analysing sources and research methodologies.

Blog Posts

Woman stands in doorway in Tajikistan

Why COVID-19 is a call to action for gender equality and peace

01 June 2020

We need a holistic approach to tackle sexual and gender-based violence

07 December 2018

Ask the right questions about gender and violent extremism

09 January 2018

Publications

Can we build peace from a distance?

The impact of COVID-19 on the peacebuilding sector

December 2020
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