Janet Adama Mohammed

Janet Adama Mohammed is a dialogue facilitator with experience in multi-level mediation processes. Her skills in gender-sensitive conflict and peacebuilding analysis bring nuance to analyses often left out to ensure inclusive processes which are trauma-informed. She takes issues from experience in conflict context and effectively engages with policy actors at local, national, regional, and global levels.

Community, National

Sierra Leone, Guinea, Liberia, Hausa, Côte d'Ivoire, Nigeria, Ghana

English, Dagbani, Twi

Working with governments who are conflict parties, Working with IDPs, refugees and returnees, Working with women, Working with youth, Violence prevention interventions, Engaging religious communities on social cohesion, Working with youth involved in extremist groups, Gender budgeting and gender markers, Drafting agreements, Policy formation support, Inclusive process design techniques, Multi-track processes, Shuttle diplomacy, Working with civil society, Conflict analysis, Gender sensitive analysis techniques, Trauma-informed mediation

Elections and referendums, Gang violence, Gender inclusion and perspectives, Restorative justice, Transitional justice, Women, peace and security, Women, peace and security

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Janet Adama Mohammed

Experience of mediation

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