Miki Jacevic on Localizing National Action Plans on Women, Peace and Security

In this interview, OSF Fellow Miki Jacevic explains why and how NAPs should be implemented.
In this interview, OSF Fellow Miki Jacevic explains why and how NAPs should be implemented.
What are the barriers facing women peacekeepers, and why does it matter to have more women involved in peacekeeping? OSF Fellow Sarah Williamson answers these frequently asked questions.
Our Secure Future fellow Sarah Williamson reflects on Canada's Elsie Initiative and barriers to women in armed forces.
OSF provides five ways that crucial tenets of the WPS agenda can be used to prevent violence against women.
Reflecting on International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, OSF highlights gender perspective in the arenas of peace and security operations, governance, and conflict resolution.
Our Secure Future stands with women and men around the world committed to eliminating violence against women.
The Colombian Peace Accords are the most inclusive and comprehensive peace agreement in recent history. Signed on November 24, 2016, Colombian women’s groups ensured there was a gender perspective throughout the agreement and implementation.
Mario Espinoza of One Earth Future program, Shared Resources, paints an image of the powerful traditions and peace activism of the Nasa women of Colombia.
In recognition of the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists, we must acknowledge the historic and unprecedented threat female journalists face today. Female journalists are attacked, harassed, and threatened—both in person and online—every day. Across the globe, they are killed, assaulted, and defamed, all for simply pursuing the truth.