IMPACT
Tomorrow's Women is creating tangible impact year-round through our programming and education. COPY 2
Catalyzing a new generation of young women leaders
Building Bridges for Peace
Tomorrow's Women invests in young women and the transformational power of person-to-person diplomacy in Palestine, Israel, and the U.S. Through intensive leadership, peacebuilding, and dialogue training, we equip young women with skills they can apply for decades, that reverberate within their communities.
750+ women
empowered
"Every day I wake up hoping for a change...
I dream for peace, not only for myself, for all of my neighbors, Israeli & Palestininan alike. And I know I have a role in making that dream a reality. And I know peace starts with listening. I wish all of us peace."
- Merna, Palestinian living in Israel & Tomorrow's Women alum
Tomorrow's Women Global Programs
Measurable Impact
Real results from our commitment to developing the next generation of leaders
How We Measure Impact
Tomorrow's Women measures impact across four interconnected dimensions that reflect our evidence-based, trauma-informed, feminist approach to peacebuilding. These categories emerged from rigorous evaluation of our current programs: Teen Leadership Program, Peace Ambassadors Program, English for Leadership Program, and Advanced Leadership Initiatives including international speaking tours and advanced skills-building summits and retreats for alumni.
64%
Healing from Trauma
Participants' development of effective strategies to manage stress and trauma related to living under occupation and in ongoing conflict.
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81%
Fostering Community
Participants' sense of belonging within a network of young women leaders, both within their own communities and across the conflict divide.
86%
Leadership Development
Participants' acquisition of concrete leadership skills including self-concept as a leader, capacity to create community change, and public speaking confidence.
79%
Bridging Divides
Participants' capacity to build trust, find commonality, and sustain relationships with young women from across the conflict divide.
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1. Throughout our impact communications, we refer to peers “from across the conflict divide” or “on the other side of the conflict.” We recognize that this language can reinforce separation, even as participants themselves seek common ground. We use these terms for clarity, while honoring participants' vision of a shared future.
Stories of Transformation
Hear directly from young women whose lives have been changed
