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Mighty Be Our Powers
Leymah Gbowee's story reveals how collective, non-violent action by women can dismantle entrenched conflict and build lasting peace, even when all other avenues fail.
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“Leymah Gbowee's story reveals how collective, non-violent action by women can dismantle entrenched conflict and build lasting peace, even when all other avenues fail.”
— Leymah Gbowee | Carol Mithers, Mighty Be Our Powers
Peacebuilding, Women's Leadership, Non-violent Action, Social Change
If you often feel powerless against entrenched problems, this will illuminate how collective, persistent action by ordinary people can ignite profound, lasting change, and this will help you see what to do next.
Leymah Gbowee, a Nobel Peace Laureate, offers a firsthand account of leading the women's peace movement in Liberia, revealing the raw courage and strategic ingenuity required to halt a brutal civil war.