Sabrina Mowlah-Baksh

Sabrina Mowlah-Baksh holds a MSc in Gender and Development Studies and has worked with women and communities for over 30 years. Her experience in mediation spans a broad spectrum and she has mediated at the community level, in local government and national spaces. Sabrina has significant experience in working with multi-ethnic communities having worked on issues of gun violence, women's peace security and gender based violence. She served as an elected Local Government Representative and Deputy Mayor of the City of San Fernando with expertise in parliamentary procedures. As a champion for women's rights and equality, she is part of a national, regional and international network of human resource available for guiding processes of mediation, dialogue and providing gender expertise and analysis.

National, Community, Regional

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Working with civil society, 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, Gender-sensitive agreement text advice, Policy formation support, Alternative dispute resolution, Inclusive process design techniques, Problem solving workshops, Gender sensitive analysis techniques

Gang violence, Gender-based violence, Gender inclusion and perspectives, Women, peace and security, Gun control and national gun laws, Humanitarian access and concerns, Power-sharing arrangements, Restorative justice

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Sabrina Mowlah-Baksh

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