We provide stories and in-depth investigations focusing on women in conflict zones. Our key areas of interest include equality, migration, climate, conflict, and corruption.

We aim to highlight the diverse experiences of women in critical contexts.

In wars, women's suffering is stereotyped, and they are confined to the roles of victims—wives, mothers, and daughters of heroes or the fallen.

"Women Who Won the War" provides spaces for women to tell their stories in different ways. It also offers support, training, and mentorship to female journalists in conflict zones, particularly in the Middle East and North Africa, enabling them to tell and capture stories with a more feminist perspective that takes into account our diversity as human beings.

This website was launched under the "Jim Hoge Legacy" fellowship in partnership with the International Center for Journalists.

We provide journalistic training and mentorship for individuals and newsrooms.

We focus our programs on investigative journalism and innovative digital media solutions. We contribute to supporting quality journalism in conflict zones, particularly in the Middle East and North Africa.

A space for female journalists' voices and professional experiences, where they share their stories, the challenges they face, and what they learn from journalistic work.