In this publication released together with the London School of Economics Centre for Women, Peace and Security, we examine the disappearance of language about the Women, Peace and Security Agenda in country-specific and WPS resolutions by the UN Security Council. Together with the publication comes a guide targeting civil society organisations.
What should an international post-COVID-19 settlement look like? In this publication, six feminist principles for a post-COVID-19 recovery are presented. Originally shared with the UN General Assembly, they have now been made widely available in this report with the hope to bring new ideas, perspectives, and solutions forward.
Creative Director – Nina Maria Mørk Hansen
Authors – Adalmiina Erkkola (stories), Emily Dontsos (stories), Molly Jerlström (Section snippets), Elena Cason (Section snippets), Tove Ivergård (Section snippets)
Copyeditor – Emily Dontsos
Video transcripts – Adélaïde Barat-Magan
Design – Nadia Joubert
Development – Pierre Joubert
Thank you to Laila Alodaat & Rasha Jarhum (The Women Leading Yemen’s Peace Movement), Elena Cason, Madeleine Rees, Ray Acheson & Nela (WILPF’s COVID-19 Response: Action for Change), Zarin Hamid & Genevieve Riccoboni (Over Two Decades Later, What Have These Women’s Rights Milestones Really Achieved?), Katrin Geyer and Ray Acheson (Feminists for Nuclear Disarmament) and Maria Butler, Jenny Aulin & Elena Cason (Walking the Green Feminist Road) for their help in writing the stories of change and giving feedback on them.
Photo contributions by: Irina Popa, Nela Porobić Isaković, Ari Beser, Korea Peace Now, Charlotte Hooij, dinosmichail, Unsplash, Adobe Stock, WILPF Sections and Groups in Aotearoa, Australia, Argentina, Central African Republic, Cameroon, Colombia, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Germany, Switzerland, Sweden, and Togo. Photos from WILPF Archives, WILPF International Secretariat
Videos contributions by: The Story, Tay Blyth-Kubota, Joanna Maxwell-Scott, Antoine Guide,
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