Join us for the Next Livestream of the Social Change Career Podcast with Nanako Tamaru, who has over 20 years of experience in diverse policy, peacebuilding, research, and related areas, working as a licensed attorney and peace and security practitioner.
Explore Nanako Tamaru's insights on navigating a career in global peace and security, promoting social inclusion, and addressing resistance to change.
Why You Should Join:
Career Insights: Gain valuable insights into building a successful career in global peace and security, and learn how to navigate this challenging yet rewarding field.
Social Inclusion Strategies: Discover Nanako's strategies for promoting social inclusion and gender equity in diverse contexts, and how to overcome resistance to change.
Community-Driven Peacebuilding: Explore Nanako's expertise in community-driven peacebuilding programs and learn how to foster sustainable peace through inclusive approaches.
Inclusive Statebuilding: Learn about Nanako's experiences in promoting inclusive approaches to statebuilding and how to ensure that marginalized voices are heard in the process.
Constitution Reform: Gain insights from Nanako's work as a global expert on women's leadership in constitution reform and the importance of gender-inclusive constitutional frameworks.
Interactive Q&A: Pose your questions to Nanako on building a career in global peace and security and promoting social inclusion in the face of resistance.
Event Details:
When: May 2 from 9 am to 10 am EST
How to Attend: Watch us live on LinkedIn & YouTube.
Can't join live? The session will be available afterwards on our YouTube Channel and later as a podcast episode on PCDN or your favorite podcast platform. Plus, explore over 140 other episodes featuring brilliant innovators who share actionable insights on building careers of impact in various sectors.
Bio: Nanako Tamaru is a licensed attorney and peace and security practitioner. As an independent consultant, Nanako advises and supports civil society, governments, and international organizations with social inclusion/gender equity initiatives, community-driven peacebuilding programs, and inclusive approaches to statebuilding. She is also a global expert on women’s leadership in constitution reform.
Nanako has managed peacebuilding programs in Syria and Somalia and has written on issues related to governance and conflict resolution for UN Women, United Nations Development Programme, Mercy Corps, International IDEA, and Harvard University. She is also a faculty member at Brandeis University and serves as Executive Director for the Boston Network for International Development.
