Fifteen years after the adoption of the landmark UN Security Council Resolution 1325, women remain significantly underrepresented in peace and transitional processes. A central challenge
by C. Ross Anthony, Daniel Egel, Charles P. Ries, Craig Bond, Andrew Liepman, Jeffrey Martini, Steven Simon, Shira Efron, Bradley D. Stein, Lynsay Ayer, Mary E. Vaiana
For many women, the weeks and months ahead loom like a four-year tunnel of darkness. We anticipate loss of rights, loss of well-being, harm to
This Saturday, 21st January, women all over the world will descend on their city streets and march in their thousands for the first major demonstration
Summary: • Nonviolent movements are nearly twice as successful as violent ones in achieving their objectives. • Mass participation is part of what makes nonviolent
In her essay “There is No Hierarchy of Oppressions,” black lesbian feminist poet Audre Lorde wrote: “I have learned that oppression and the intolerance of
The calm in the region of the West Negev or the Gaza Envelope is deceiving. Ploughed fields are waiting for the rain, many Kibbutzim, a
By Orly Gilat, translated by Orna Raz Violent and bloody conflicts around the world have been resolved, let’s plant the seeds of hope, to remind
By Orna Raz Prof. Daniel Bartal was the speaker at the February 19th SHISHALOM meeting, hosted by Meira Frieman in Yavne. He argued that the Israeli Palestinian
