Opinions & Insights

Part two of our guest blog series exploring the nexus of gender, conflict and climate change.

We must not abandon Afghan women now, as gender equality goes beyond domestic policy within the US or Afghanistan.

Part one of our guest blog series exploring the nexus of gender, conflict and climate change.

Read the two letters OSF and partner organizations sent to Congress and the Holy See to urge the Biden Administration to act in Afghanistan.

OSF is excited to share the next iteration of our SHIFT: Ask a Different Question presentation!

The Biden Administration has released its Women, Peace and Security Congressional Report.

This June, OSF celebrates Pride Month and the activism of community leaders who have improved our collective security through fighting for their human rights.

What happens when we depart from the traditional security path? Better outcomes for everyone.

On June 20, 2021, the Biden Administration released its inaugural report on the ongoing implementation of WPS within the administration.

Juneteenth is a day of recognition, restoration, and celebration of the end slavery in the United States.

Naomi Mwaura entered her family business of operating matatus, a form of public transportation in Kenya, with a feminist perspective to promote the work of the women in the profession to begin making systemic changes to reduce gender-based violence.

The lessons from how a lack of women in the urban planning and infrastructure fields equally apply to the WPS agenda in international peace and security.

OSF facilitated connections between WPS actors and our Distinguished Partner awardees to discuss the importance of local ownership in the development space and create opportunities for greater support and collaboration.

Intersectionality is a tool that gives us better insight into how to tackle social inequality. What happens when it is not applied to peace and security?

Our project, Mobilizing Men as Partners for WPS is turning two!