In this last episode, co-hosts Zarin, Genevieve, and Allison take a moment to reflect on the podcast series. The speakers discuss the importance of moving away from the usual formal discussions and instead towards more candid conversations with
One of the pillars of the WPS agenda is participation – but what are the prospects for peace when it’s not safe for women leaders to participate in the first place? In our last episode of the season, we speak with Deanne Uyangoda, Inna Michaeli
As the effects of the climate emergency become more stark throughout the world, more attention is being paid to the important links between climate and security. But from a feminist perspective, are these climate and security discussions focusi
There’s a lot in the news about new technologies, cyber attacks, and the use and misuse of online platforms. But what do all of these things have to do with gender? In this episode, Anne-Marie Buzatu, Lucina DiMeco, Tara Hairston, and Verónica
In this episode, our guests delve into conversations about masculinity, militarism, armed conflict, and violence. Anthony Keedi and Jennifer Rodriguez Bruno offer a deep analysis of masculinity within conversations about gender equality, taking
Episode 2 focuses on the gendered impacts of the international arms trade, and how arms proliferation undermines efforts to achieve the WPS Agenda. Aïcha Madi and Shobha Shrestha explain how current arms control instruments function practically
In this episode, we discuss the Women, Peace, and Security (WPS) Agenda and disarmament – two major areas of work for us at WILPF. What is the WPS agenda, what is meant by disarmament, and how do they relate to one another? Why should those who
In this episode, co-hosts Zarin, Genevieve, and Allison discuss the motivation behind creating this podcast series and about WILPF’s history and approach as a feminist peace organization. They outline what listeners can expect in future episode