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• Women, Peace and Security: The first 100 Days and Beyond

  January 20, 2021 in Leadership and Participation by Erin Cooper

  

  Recommendations for the new Biden Administration about Women, Peace and Security.

• TEDTalk Tuesday: Agnes Binagwaho

  January 06, 2021

• Our Secure Future’s 2020 Highlights

  December 31, 2020

  

  OSF is proud of the work we were able to accomplish this year. Check out some of our highlights from our work 2020!

• Male Allies for WPS Interview Series: Ambassador Anwarul Chowdhury

  December 15, 2020

• TEDTalk Tuesday: Dr. Joana Cook

  December 01, 2020

• Introducing Male Allies for WPS Interview Series

  November 20, 2020 in Engaging Men

  

  A new series interviewing men as allies for Women, Peace and Security encouraging women’s engagement in global processes of peace and security.

• First Female US Vice President-elect!

  November 13, 2020 in Leadership and Participation

  

  Congratulations to Vice President-elect Kamala Harris! This is a historic moment in history for the United States!

• TEDTalk Tuesday: Julia Bacha

  November 09, 2020 by George Koichi Wong

• The Curb-cut Effect in Peace and Security: Why Women, Peace and Security (WPS) Benefits Everyone

  October 30, 2020 in Peace and Security by George Koichi Wong

  

  First blog from our new team member, George Wong! What similarities are there between curb cut-outs and WPS? How does this affect security? Read more to find out!

• Season Two: Seeking Peace

  October 22, 2020

  

  In collaboration with GIWPS and UN Women, we’re excited to announce season 2 of the Seeking Peace podcast!

• 30 Days of (t)Ruth

  October 01, 2020 in Leadership and Participation by Erin Cooper

  

  A tribute to Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s thoughts and quotes on women in leadership, stereotypes on the basis of sex/gender, and human rights.

• Part Two: Rethinking Successful Leadership Traits- Watch the Women

  September 22, 2020

  

  Leaders must find a balance of empathy with assertiveness. How does equally valuing those traits help the next generation counter emerging security threats?

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