Welcome to Kuntum Ilham!
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Kuntum Ilham is an independent platform exploring feminist peacebuilding, historical memory, disarmament and collective healing.
Rooted in Malaysia and connected to global movements, we engage in advocacy, storytelling and reflection to reimagine just and peaceful futures.
We Write. We Create. We Invent.
Step into our living archive — a quiet space where advocacy meets memory, and reflection becomes a form of resistance. Here you’ll find writings, past contributions, and glimpses into the slow work of feminist peacebuilding and healing.
These reflections document both the visible and the invisible: submissions to policy processes, personal essays, community circles, and zines in progress.
Let's Collaborate!
Speaking & Facilitation
Talks, panels or moderated spaces on topics including:
Feminist approaches to peace and security
Disarmament and demilitarization
Memory work, narrative justice and healing
Available for online/in-person sessions, panels, interviews, or community gatherings.
Policy Input & Consultation
Offering grounded input into national, regional or global processes related to:
Women, Peace & Security (UNSCR1325) and Youth, Peace & Security (UNSCR2250)
Transitional justice, truth-telling and demilitarization
Feminist movement-building in Southeast Asia
Available for short-term collaborations, reviews or shadow reports.
Writing & Creative Partnership
Contribution of written or visual pieces to zines, platforms, and publications on the themes of:
Political/disarmament grief, feminist memory, historical healing
Essays, collaborative zines, or content creation with aligned value
The format includes written pieces, co-creation projects, or content development with aligned platforms.
Our Partners & Collaborators
Kuntum Ilham collaborates with leading institutions and organizations committed to peace, security, and governance.
Interest in collaborating?
Contact us at contact@kuntumilham.org to explore how we can work together on themes of peace and healing!
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