Women, Peace and Security

Promoting gender equality, enhancing women’s security and economic, social, and political participation

Latest posts

Reimagining the aftermath of war, now

May 10th, 2022

The political economy of Women, Peace, and Security funding in Canada

April 14th, 2022

War, law and patriarchy

April 5th, 2022

Making women’s voices count – what does the move from “more” to “meaningful” participation look like in peace negotiations?

March 28th, 2022

Gendering COVID 19

Gendering COVID 19

Why Sri Lanka should leverage the Women, Peace and Security Agenda in its COVID-19 recovery

November 25th, 2021

Climate Change and the Covid-19 crisis are Two Sides of the Same Coin: You can’t Tackle One Without the Other

July 28th, 2021

Feminist International Law of Peace and Security

Refugee women in Lebanon hit the hardest by Covid-19

February 23rd, 2021

WPS in Practice

Reimagining the aftermath of war, now

May 10th, 2022

Making women’s voices count – what does the move from “more” to “meaningful” participation look like in peace negotiations?

March 28th, 2022

A feminist perspective on the Russian-Ukraine War: Implications for NATO

March 8th, 2022

Long Reads

Reimagining the aftermath of war, now

May 10th, 2022

Dayton, WPS and the entrenched “manliness” of ethnic power-sharing peace agreements

February 15th, 2021

No peace without rights: discrimination against LGBTQ persons as a barrier to the implementation of WPS commitments in Poland

August 12th, 2020

Sexual Violence in Conflict

Sexual Violence in Conflict

Media (mis)representation of conflicted-related sexual violence

February 1st, 2022

Women, Peace and Security in Cameroon: the missing voices of the Anglophone Crisis

November 27th, 2020

Sexual Violence in Conflict

Can we take you as a bride? The stories of eight Hindu women

April 21st, 2020

Gendered Peace

The political economy of Women, Peace, and Security funding in Canada

April 14th, 2022

War, law and patriarchy

April 5th, 2022

A feminist perspective on the Russian-Ukraine War: Implications for NATO

March 8th, 2022

Masculinities

Gendered impacts of the localised protection of civilians: insights from Libya

September 29th, 2021

Male survivors are not ’emasculated’ but experience ‘displacement from gendered personhood’

October 26th, 2018

Positive male engagement in the WPS agenda will take more than ‘good men’

December 15th, 2017