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• Yemeni Women Demand Seat at the Table

  January 15, 2019 in Peace and Security

• Yemeni Women Call for Inclusion in Peace Talks

  January 14, 2019 in Leadership and Participation

  

  With the United Nations’ Universal Periodic Review on Yemen (UPR) starting January 23rd, Yemeni women peace activists are making a vital request: Listen to Yemeni women.

• Gender Parity At Work

  January 09, 2019

• Notes from the Field: Women, Peace, and Security Experts Weigh In Interview with Ambassador Donald Steinberg

  January 07, 2019 in Engaging Men, Male Allies for WPS

  

  OSF sat down with Ambassador Donald Steinberg to learn more about his tremendous accomplishments.

• The Story of Resolution 1325

  January 02, 2019

• Look Back at 2018: The Year in Women, Peace and Security

  December 31, 2018 in Peace and Security, Policy and Tools

  

  2018 was a landmark year for Women, Peace and Security initiatives worldwide. OSF surveys the year in WPS in our end of year timeline.

• Happy Holidays from Our Secure Future

  December 24, 2018

  

  This holiday season, Our Secure Future is grateful to celebrate the accomplishments of our team and the Women, Peace and Security movement.

• NATO: We Need Women’s Voices in Peace and Security

  December 18, 2018 in Peace and Security

• Making History across the DMZ

  December 17, 2018 in Leadership and Participation

  

  Women’s involvement is critical to peace on the Korean Peninsula. On December 4–6, 2018, Women Cross DMZ held a historic meeting of women peacebuilders from North and South Korea.

• Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky on the US Women, Peace, and Security Act

  December 11, 2018 in Leadership and Participation, Policy and Tools

• Miki Jacevic on Localizing National Action Plans on Women, Peace and Security

  December 10, 2018

  

  In this interview, OSF Fellow Miki Jacevic explains why and how NAPs should be implemented. 

• Women in Peacekeeping: Frequently Asked Questions

  December 04, 2018

  

  What are the barriers facing women peacekeepers, and why does it matter to have more women involved in peacekeeping? OSF Fellow Sarah Williamson answers these frequently asked questions.

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