By Claire Pamerleau, University of Pittsburgh WIIS Chapter The women of Afghanistan are living through oppression that most feared would only return in nightmares. Since...
By Ann-Kathrin Rothermel[1] Persistence of Anti-gender Narratives Towards the end of January 2022, a Canadian trucker movement, which calls itself “Freedom Convoy,” made headlines for...
By Claire Harrison In late January 2022, following a series of Houthi rebel strikes on its territory, the United Arab Emirates targeted several civilian infrastructure...
Gender, Climate Change, and Security: Missing Links By Chantal de Jonge Oudraat & Michael E. BrownThis article originally appeared on New Security Beat.Gender issues, climate change, and security problems...
By Ana BlatnikAs it turns out, gender stereotyping and biases that have had a serious impact on women’s safety in the physical world now appear...
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]By Susan McLoughlin Disclaimer: Although most of the research conducted around menstruation involves women and girls (which is why I often reference women and girls...
By Dr Vanessa F. Newby What is meaningful participation in the context of national militaries and peacekeeping? In a recent paper co-authored with my colleague,...
Women In International Security (WIIS) has opened applications for the 2021 Next Generation Gender, Peace and Security (GPS) Symposium, and we are looking forward to...
By: Sofia Sutera International Joint Ph.D Programme "Human Rights, Society, and Multi-level Governance"- University of Padova, Human Rights Centre "Antonio Papisca" In order to...
By: Amy Dwyer Author bio: Amy Dwyer previously served as a programme development advisor on programmes in Myanmar, focusing on human rights, freedom of religion...