Women without Borders is an advocacy, PR, and lobbying organization for women around the globe. As an international initiative for women in politics and civil society, Women without Borders offers women a forum so that their voices can be heard and their concerns made public.
Women without Borders supports women all over the world as they strive towards the inclusion and participation of women in all levels of decision making processes and helps them bring their talents and energies into the public arena.
Women without Borders stands for non-violent conflict resolution in countries in transition or undergoing reconstruction. We advocate a future without fear, suppression and violence, and we work towards positive politics that cultivate the participation of women.
The activities of Women without Borders spotlights the courage and dedication of leading female supporters of civil society and works determinedly to bridge the gap between cultures. Through global dialogue, targeted information, and the development of model projects with international partner organizations, Women without Borders empowers women towards positive change.
In November 2008 Women without Borders launched a new global campaign: SAVE--Sisters Against Violent Extremism, the first women’s counterterrorism platform. SAVE brings together women from across the globe: victims and survivors of terrorist attacks, activists, educators, policymakers, and peace-building experts from Latin America, Africa, the US, Asia, the Middle East, and Europe to create a new sisterhood and contribute to a safer and more secure world.
Connect with us online!
You can join us on Facebook at the Women without Borders and SAVE fan pages.
Our films can be watched on our website and on Youtube: Women without Borders films. SAVE films and documentaries.
You can follow SAVE and Edit Schlaffer on Twitter!
Dr. Edit Schlaffer
Edit Schlaffer is a social scientist, author, and activist, and she founded this initiative in 2002. Her research focuses on women in international politics, women as agents of change in politics and civil society, and interpersonal relationships in the modern world. Her numerous publications have earned critical acclaim. Today her activities target the need for female capacity building on the professional and political level and the need for gender-just societies.


Xenia Hausner
Renowned painter and photographer Xenia Hausner currently directs the photo-documentation of the Women without Borders activities and manages the aesthetic design of Women without Borders and SAVE publications. She is also working on a Women without Borders photobook and exhibition. (www.xeniahausner.de)
Sherrie Doyon de Toma
Wealth management investor Sherrie Doyon de Toma has been working for leading Wall Street financial institutions for the last twenty years and is currently with UBS. Sherrie acts as a navigator in providing her clients with investment solutions that best fit their needs and objectives.


Marika Lichter
Singer, artist, and agent for PR-agency 'GlanzLichter', Marika Lichter has also been a manager of the charity "Wider die Gewalt" (Against Violence) since 1990.
Mag.a Elisabeth Kasbauer
Holder of a degree in communication science and Spanish. In her capacity as the program director she is responsible for coordinating the Women without Borders programs as well as the ongoing SAVE campaign. Elisabeth joined Women without Borders shortly after the organisation took off.


Elaine Hargrove
Bachelor in Arts in History from Davidson College, NC. In her capacity as researcher, workshop trainer and translator Elaine contributes the worldwide Women without Borders initiatives and supports the organization of international conferences.
Archana Kapoor
Filmmaker and publisher of the Hardnews magazine in Delhi. Archana Kapoor is the Women without Borders India representative in Delhi/India.

Co-workers
We cordially thank all our supporters and volunteers whose contribution is important for the successful realization of our work.