Center For Security Studies and Development

26/04/2026

With National Endowment for Democracy – I just got recognized as one of their top fans!

23/04/2026

15/02/2026

Zivik Funding Programme

Successfully Completes 9-Month Women Empowerment Training To Break Down Barriers To Women Participation With support from the German Foreign Office, through Zivik Funding Program, the Center for Security Studies and Development 9CENSAD) has successfully completed a nine month women’s empowerment p...

10/07/2025

https://lr.usembassy.gov/charge-daffaires-joel-mayburys-remarks-at-the-center-for-security-studies-and-development/

10/06/2025

https://inquirernewspaper.com/censsad-to-host-town-hall-meetings-in-6-counties/

By Linus FlomoThe Center for Security Studies and Development (CENSSAD) will launch a series of town hall meetings this December 2024 to engage local women and stakeholders across six counties in Liberia.The meetings, aimed at promoting nonviolence a

26/03/2025

Message from the frontlines:

“To better understand women capacities, we must trust them and give them responsibilities because the more they feel included ad valued, the less they will serve as partners for peace and reconciliation in their communities.”

Ora Glanyon, Speaker, Rivercess Women's Parliament
Participant, Town Hall meeting for Local Women and Stakeholders, Cestos City, Rivercess County

The meetingwas organized by the Center for Security Studies and Development (CENSSAD) and supported by the German Federal Foreign Office's Funds, through Zivik Funding Program

Zivik Funding Programme

23/03/2025

Local Women and Local Stakeholders at a Town hall Meeting in Grand Cape Mount.

The initiative was supported by the German Federal Foreign Office's Funds, through Zivik Funding Program.

Zivik Funding Programme

11/03/2025

National Endowment for Democracy

10/03/2025

As part of the project, Understanding and Tearing Down Barriers to Women Participation in Liberia, Peace Building and Reconciliation Processes, a number of capacity building workshops for local women were organized across six counties in Liberia. The success of the capacity-building was evident in subsequent project activities, as trained women were able to co-organize and facilitate community dialogues in fragile areas and to participate in the resulting radio programs, demonstrating their leadership skills, all the while promoting a positive public image of women.

The project is supported by the German Federal Foreign Office's Funds, through Zivik Funding Programmr.

Zivik Funding Programme

06/03/2025

National Endowment for Democracy