As IPS points out, women are still routinely being left out of conflict resolution and peacebuilding efforts. This address by Sister Joan Chittister at the International Gender Justice Dialogue convened by the Women’s Initiatives for Gender Justice and Nobel Women’s Initiative is an example of why it is so crucial that women be included at the table–it is voices like this that so urgently need to be heard.
Why Women MUST Be Included At The Peace Table
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Apr 292010
Nov 292009
Once again, the Feminist Peace Network is participating in the Take Back The Tech campaign which runs throughout the 16 Days of Action Against Gender-Based Violence. Each day, Take Back The Tech has a new action. You can find each day’s action by clicking here or by clicking the widget in the righthand sidebar. The theme for this year’s 16 Days campaign is:
Commit • Act • Demand: We CAN End Violence Against Women!
Numerous organizations throughout the world are participating in and supporting the 16 Days observance. You can read more about the many inspiring campaigns here:
- Voices Against Violence in Puerto Rico via Global Voices
- The Nobel Women’s Initiative: Commit, Act, Demand
- From Bitch Magazine: On the Map: Women Around the Globe Say ‘No’ To Gender-based Violence
- Women’s ENews: 16 Days to End Violence; Afghan Schools Threatened
- Women of Uganda Network: Public Dialogue to mark 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence
