U.S. Civil Society Working Group Expert Statement for the U.S. National Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security

Posted by U.S. Civil Society Working Group on Women, Peace, and Security on October 1, 2011

This statement and its recommendations were compiled by the U.S. Civil Society Working Group on Women, Peace and Security. In publishing this statement the Working Group aims to assist the U.S. Government turn declaratory policy into action and engender effective outcomes that bring peace, security and dignity to the lives of women and men in […]

Recommendations of Amn–o–Nisa: The Pakistan Women’s Coalition Against Extremism

Posted by Amn-o-Nisa and The Institute for Inclusive Security on September 1, 2011

The policy community in Pakistan must acknowledge and address violent extremism in the country and enhance women’s ongoing efforts to build social cohesion in communities across the nation. Drawing on members’ diverse experiences, Amn-o-Nisa proposes these recommendations for moderating violent extremism and promoting social harmony in Pakistan.

Leveraging Women’s Community Leadership: A Model for Outreach in Urban Refugee Populations

Posted by Roxane Wilber on April 1, 2011

Assisting urban refugees presents unique challenges. As the proportion of refugees in urban areas continues to grow, it becomes increasingly important to identify successful models for reaching out across cities. The UN High Commissioner for Refugees’ office in Syria has developed an innovative approach to extending its reach across Damascus. This publication explains how UNHCR […]

Mainstreaming Women’s Agenda in the Post-Referendum Arrangements

Posted by South Sudan Women’s Empowerment Network with the Institute for Inclusive Security on February 1, 2011

From February 17-19, 2011, over a hundred women from all over Sudan came together to make sure women’s concerns, experiences, and priorities are central to on-going negotiations on post-referendum arrangements. This conference could not have come at a more critical time. Having ensured a peaceful and successful referendum, parties are about to resume talks on […]

Recommendations to Increase Israeli Women’s Participation in Decision-Making

Posted by The Institute for Inclusive Security on December 1, 2010

Recommendations for implementing Amendment 4 to the Equality of Women’s Rights Law, 5765-2005.

Joint Protection Teams: A Model for Enhancing Civilian Security

Posted by Tobie Whitman on November 1, 2010

Joint Protection Teams (JPTs) are a promising model for advancing protection efforts by peacekeepers currently being used by the UN in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. By promoting contact between peacekeepers and the local community, bringing civilian expertise to inaccessible areas, and increasing the number of women involved in protection efforts, JPTs are an […]

Gender Symposia During Donor Conferences: A Model to Guarantee Women Leaders a Voice in Setting Priorities for Reconstruction (Updated)

Posted by Carla Koppell with Jacqueline O'Neill on July 1, 2010

Despite women’s central importance to reconstruction, they are regularly marginalized by the donor assistance pledging process. A gender symposium held in conjunction with an international donor conference can help provide women and civil society with a voice in reconstruction. In conjunction with recent donor conferences for Afghanistan, Liberia and Sudan, Inclusive Security organized gender symposia […]

Recommendations for Moderating Violent Extremism: Pakistan

Posted by The Institute for Inclusive Security on January 10, 2010

These recommendations for leveraging women’s skills and expertise in seeking to moderate extremism were developed by Pakistani women experts convened by The Institute for Inclusive Security in January 2010.

Recommendations for Moderating Violent Extremism: Bosnia

Posted by The Institute for Inclusive Security on January 1, 2010

These recommendations for leveraging women’s skills and expertise in seeking to moderate extremism were developed by women experts from Bosnia and Hercegovina convened by The Institute for Inclusive Security in January 2010.

Recommendations for Moderating Violent Extremism: Rwanda

Posted by The Institute for Inclusive Security on January 1, 2010

These recommendations for leveraging women’s skills and expertise in seeking to moderate extremism were developed by Rwandan women experts convened by The Institute for Inclusive Security in January 2010.

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