As a filmmaker and peace activist from Kashmir, Ashima Kaul has seen her fair share of resistance to women's involvement in peace and security. Here she provides an elemental reason for including all stakeholders in the peace process. As a member of the Institute for Inclusive Security's Women Waging Peace Network, Ms. Kaul's insights and experience connect her with other women peacebuilders around the globe.
To learn more about Ashima Kaul and the Institute's work with women peacebuilders please visit www.inclusivesecurity.org.
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