OSF in the Media

Cambridge University Press published remarks from the Director of OSF’s Mobilizing Men project as prepared for the American Society of International Law 2020 conference event Has International Law Lived up to its Promise in Advancing the Rights of Women and Girls?

Recent piece by Our Secure Future Director Sahana Dharmapuri and Advisor Ambassador Steven McGann published by the United Nations Association.

As a long-time advocate for the leadership, empowerment and protection of marginalized people in global peace and security issues, I have often reflected on my status as a partner, ally and supporter of this agenda.

In the world’s most dangerous regions, you are the eyes, the ears, and the conscience of the global community and your own societies.

OSF Director, Sahana Dharmapuri, was interviewed as subject matter experts for A Towering Task: The Story of the Peace Corps.

On September 4, 2019, The Hill published a piece co-authored by OSF Director Sahana Dharmapuri and OSF Fellow Hans Hogrefe.

How does the increased participation of women in decision-making impact security policy? OSF Director discusses in a radio interview with KGNU Boulder.

Our Secure Future supports a panel on Women and Nuclear Policy at South by Southwest (SXSW).

Following US President Donald Trump’s announcement of the US Space Force, OSF Director Sahana Dharmapuri and Joan Johnson-Freese state the case for using a gender lens in space security in this op-ed for SpaceNews.

Want to know more about the role of women in countering violent extremism? This short video series shares perspectives from experts on Women, Peace and Security.

Project Coordinator Catie Fowler had 2 pieces featured in the Stability Operations Lessons Learned and Information Management System Sampler.

Our Secure Future’s (OSF) founder, Cynda Collins Arsenault sat down with Marcel Arsenault and Danish reporter Carsten Terp Beck-Nilsson to discuss the work OSF is doing to ensure women are involved in all aspects of peace and security.

Dear Men: In the midst of #MeToo and #TimesUp, you may be feeling uncertain, confused or guilty. You may be wondering: What is my role as a man? What should I be doing?

Men are increasingly involved in moving Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda forward within their institutions. OSF wanted to find out how they got involved, what motivated them, and what recommendations they had for other men who wanted to engage with WPS.

OSF is highlighting recently published interviews of our partner ICAN of Women, Peace and Security practitioners. This week, we highlight Somali peacebuilder Faiza Dhocob.