When war shattered Liberia, Leymah Gbowee picked up the broken pieces, not with weapons, but with unwavering faith, fearless organizing, and the power of sisterhood.  A 2011 Nobel Peace Laureate, Leymah led the Women of Liberia Mass Action for Peace, uniting Christian and Muslim women in a nonviolent, interfaith movement that forced warlords to the peace table, ended 14 years of brutal conflict, and opened the door for Africa’s first elected female president. She also counseled child soldiers to build the Gbowee Peace Foundation Africa and led pan-African feminist movements, turning her trauma into transformation for her country and for the world.  Her story, featured in “Pray the Devil Back to Hell” and her memoir “Mighty Be Our Powers,” remains a global blueprint for peacebuilding, women’s leadership, and unstoppable courage. #TACA757 #WCW #leymahgbowee #Liberia #Activist #Africa #NoblePeacePrize #interfaith (fb)

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