The below article is the second installment in a three-part series. The first installment was published on Tuesday, April 21st. 2) Enhancing Economic Recovery Women often take on new…
The below article is the first installment in a three-part series. The aftermath of conflict is a critical opportunity to build inclusive political, legal, economic, and social institutions that will…
The Poet Natalie Scenters-Zapico is a poet from the United States-Mexico border towns of El Paso, Texas, and Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico. Her work, like her origin, is about…
In the Kurdistan National Congress (KNK) headquarters in Brussels, one may be surprised to find that the co-chair rule governing the activities of the congress requires joint male and…
The Georgetown University School of Foreign Service regularly hosts coffee chats with professionals in the field of international relations to expose students to current work being done and to provide…
A country hostile toward women, Pakistan faced a reckoning on March 8 when thousands took to the streets to commemorate International Women’s Day—a demonstration of how Pakistani women grow stronger…
On Wednesday, April 10, the Georgetown School of Foreign Service welcomed Afghan Ambassador to the United States Roya Rahmani, along with a panel of distinguished women practitioners, for a…
On Thursday, April 4, GJIA spoke with Royal Canadian Air Force Lieutenant-Colonel Jillian Bishop, outgoing Deputy Commander of Operation PRESENCE-Mali, about her experiences as a female peacekeeper in United Nations…
With increased foreign investment, most notably through the Belt and Road Initiative, China has been exerting economic and political influence around the world, from Southeast Asia and Africa to Eastern…
Women in International Security (WIIS), an organization committed to advancing women in the field of international peace and security, recently issued a policy report analyzing the presence of women in…
