Humanitarian careers: Peacebuilding

Humanitarian Careers Webinar

Join our webinar on 23 May to hear from humanitarians working in the field of peacebuilding

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Hear our panellists’ first-hand experiences of working in peacebuilding

In this webinar on 23 May at 11.00 BST, we’ll explore the work and skills involved in the field of peacebuilding.

Our panellists will share their personal stories along with their tips and advice for anyone interested in working in this field.

Panellists

Toufik Naili, Operations Team Leader / Senior Curriculum Adviser on Humanitarian Negotiation, Centre for Competence in Humanitarian Negotiation

Oluwasegun Ogunsakin, Project Manager, Bellwether International

Ogunsakin Oluwasegun is currently a Project Manager for Bellwether International. With over five years of experience in peacebuilding and development work, he has been contributing to various programs in Nigeria. Oluwasegun is an expert on designing and implementing interreligious and genocide resistant programming that builds collaboration across communities and promotes peacebuilding. He is a certified humanitarian negotiator and facilitator by the Centre of Competence on Humanitarian Negotiation, Geneva, Switzerland. He has over 30 academic publications, both in local and international journals.

Safiya Ibn Garba, Peace-Builder & Thought Leader, Independent

Safiya has over two decades of work experience in a number of fields but primarily in sustainable development, peacebuilding and learning. She has worked in the non-profit sector for almost two decades with expertise in: Girls/Women’s Empowerment, Project and Events management, Gender, Peacebuilding, Facilitation, Learning, Capacity Building and Development; and Mentoring.