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Micro-Hacks for Gender Equality: Tips from Sweden’s Feminist Foreign Policy Handbook
Tips from Sweden's Feminist Foreign Policy Handbook on gender equality analysis in reporting.
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Women’s Literacy a Critical First Step to Having Women in Leadership
Women’s literacy is not only critical to greater gender equality and more successful communities, it is a cornerstone of the Women, Peace and Security agenda, as women’s education creates more pathways for women to take on roles as global leaders.
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Micro-Hacks for Gender Equality: Tips from Sweden’s Feminist Foreign Policy Handbook
Tips from Sweden's Feminist Foreign Policy Handbook on effective gender budgeting!
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On International Day Against Nuclear Tests, International Community Has Far to Go
More than two decades ago, the international community resolved to make August 29thInternational Day Against Nuclear Tests.
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Barriers to the Full Implementation of Women, Peace and Security Caused by Lack of Funding
While civil society engagement is critical to the success of the Women, Peace and Security agenda, Catie Fowler argues that funding is also vital to implementation.
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National Women’s Equality Day
August 26 is National Women's Equality Day. OSF recognizes and celebrates the work of women activists.
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In South Sudan, Are Celebrations Over Recent Peace Too Soon?
As South Sudan celebrates its newest peace agreement, will women be included for the sake of sustained piece?
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For Women, Peace and Security to Work, Women Need to Be Engaged on the Ground
Behind the Women, Peace and Security movement are the women that started it all. Kelsey Coolidge and Catie Fowler delve into the indispensable role of women's civil society groups in this transformative agenda.
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Can Women in Parliament Reduce Global Levels of Corruption?
Can women in politics reduce state corruption? Data seems to indicate that they can!
