This report analyzes the severe humanitarian impact of widespread conflict on women and girls in Nigeria, citing statistics on food insecurity, displacement, and education. It argues for the essential inclusion of women in peace processes, highlighting their contributions through grassroots networks which enhance local intelligence and make peace agreements more sustainable.

This brief analyzes the significant structural, cultural, and institutional barriers preventing women's full participation in Nigeria's peace and security sector. It finds that including women significantly increases the success rate of peace agreements and offers evidence-based recommendations, such as mandatory quotas and sustainable funding, to improve national security outcomes.

Climate change events in Nigeria, such as catastrophic floods and food insecurity, are disproportionately impacting women with disabilities due to systemic failures like inaccessible emergency systems and economic exclusion. Despite being at significantly higher risk, these women are developing grassroots solutions but remain critically underrepresented in national climate policy and disaster management planning.

This report summarizes the key outcomes of the 'She Speaks Peace' national convening held in Abuja, Nigeria. It details the disproportionate impact of insecurity on women, identifies systemic barriers to their participation in governance, and outlines actionable policy strategies for fostering gender-inclusive security sector reform.

This report analyzes the disproportionate impact of climate change on women with disabilities in Nigeria, highlighting significant implementation gaps in the 2021 Climate Change Act. It identifies structural barriers such as data invisibility, inaccessible infrastructure, and ineffective early warning systems. The brief provides targeted policy recommendations to enhance inclusivity and resilience for this vulnerable group.

The Kolmani River Environmental Youth Network (KolNet) has completed an advocacy initiative to educate communities in Nigeria's Bauchi and Gombe states about the environmental and health risks of new crude oil extraction. The campaign, drawing parallels to the Niger Delta, aimed to build proactive vigilance against potential oil spills, gas flaring, and water contamination. The initiative successfully engaged over 120 residents and established a youth-led environmental monitoring network.