Events
Past Events
“Craft as a medium for peace building; building back better the societies in South Asia that women live, work and belong to” This event was…
This event was held on Monday 13th March at the International Peace Institute (IPI), New York. The International Peace Institute (IPI) and the Gender, Justice…
This event will continue the conversation on the future of WPS and highlight the critical players and untapped resource(s) in the form of women’s agency and diplomacy in addressing the WPS needs in contexts like Afghanistan.
The panellists will address the multiple dimensions of the backlash and also consider how it can and must be resisted and how academics, activists and practitioners can work together to build solidarity and entrench past gains and so ‘push back against the push back’.
This event explores the current challenges of the Women, Peace and Security Agenda, including women’s exclusion from high level negotiations around war and peace.
We will share our research results based on interviews with migrant women and international and national stakeholders and analysis based on four themes: drivers and processes of migration; gendered experiences of urban life in both countries of origin and countries of destination; experiences of cities and gender-based discrimination in public spaces, and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
This event was held on Zoom on Thursday, 23rd September, 10:00am – 14:00 (Uganda) / 08:00am – 12:00 (UK). The workshop, taking place in Gulu City,…
Join us for a conversation about gender equality in Colombia regarding economic, social, and political rights, and peace-building, conflict and justice.
As Colombia celebrates the 5th anniversary of the peace agreement reached in 2016 between the government and FARC, Colombia still faces numerous challenges. All of these stand at the intersection of gender, justice, and security. This series of events across the day will focus on both the bitter and the hopeful faces of transitional Colombia.
This event will discuss the role of the arts in remembering and making visible the effects of conflict, especially its hidden and uncommon narratives.
This session presents results from the “Gendered Dynamics of International Labour Migration” project studying the economic and socio-cultural practices, including gender discrimination, of female international labour migration, and their experiences during Covid-19.
This event brings together researchers from three GCRF Hubs to discuss whether the pandemic can be used as a disruption to the system – exposing cracks that can be exploited to confront power and inequality – or whether it is business-as-usual, exacerbating inequalities and privileging those with power.
Este evento fue en Zoom el 10 de mayo, de 08:30 a 10:00 am (COT). El lugar de la violencia sexual en el pensamiento feminista…
This event was held on Zoom on 25th March, 15:00 – 16:00 (GMT). This event was held in Turkish with simultaneous translation into English. Translation…
This event was held on Zoom on 29th January 2021, 13:00 – 15:00 (GMT). The Hub team from Universidad de los Andes is currently carrying…
This event was held on Zoom on 27th January, 14:30– 15:30 (GMT). This event features policy-relevant contributions by Fionnuala Ní Aoláin and Mario Gomez on…
This event was held on Zoom on 27th January, 16:00 – 18:00 (GMT). Although Sierra Leone has largely avoided the public health crisis associated with…
This event was held on Zoom on 26th January 2021, 13:00– 15:00 (GMT). This event will present research on the impact of the Syrian War…
This event was held on Zoom on 26th January, 08:00– 10:00am (GMT). Among many new challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic is the need to…
This event was held on Zoom on 25th January, 14:00 – 15:30 (GMT). The outbreak of a global pandemic has simultaneously revealed the fragility and robustness of health, education, economic, security,…
This event was held on Zoom on 30th July 2020. As the corona virus pandemic continues to escalate around the globe, the expression of masculinities…
