Join Kolo: Women’s Cross-Cultural Collaboration for a three-day international forum bringing together women leaders, educators, advocates, humanitarian professionals, researchers, and community practitioners from across cultures and disciplines.
The Kolo International Women’s Leadership & Healing Forum 2026 will explore the connections between women’s leadership, trauma-informed practice, social healing, resilience, and cross-cultural collaboration.
Through keynote presentations, interactive conversations, workshops, and shared experiences, participants will explore how individuals and communities can move from survival to safety, resilience, and thriving.
What We’ll Explore
- Women’s leadership and empowerment
- Trauma-informed approaches to healing
- Social and intergenerational memory
- Community resilience and transformation
- Human rights and social justice
- Cross-cultural collaboration
- Healing-centered community practices
- Pathways from survival to safety and thriving
Who Should Attend?
This forum is designed for women leaders, educators, humanitarian professionals, legal and justice professionals, advocates, researchers, community organizers, students, and anyone interested in trauma-informed leadership, healing, and social transformation.
Event Highlights
Keynote Presentations — Hear from experienced leaders and practitioners working across cultures and communities.
Interactive Workshops — Engage with practical approaches to trauma-informed leadership and healing.
Cross-Cultural Conversations — Connect with women from diverse backgrounds and learn from shared experiences.
Expert Panels — Explore current challenges and opportunities in leadership, justice, healing, and community transformation.
Networking & Collaboration — Build meaningful connections and opportunities for future collaboration.
From Survival to Thriving
Kolo believes that healing is strengthened through connection, knowledge, cultural understanding, and collective action. This forum creates space for women to share knowledge, recognize lived experiences, and explore pathways toward safer, healthier, and more resilient communities.
Registration is required.
Join us online October 15–17, 2026, and be part of a global conversation on leadership, healing, and transformation.