Mapping the Role of Men and Masculinities in WPS Regional and National Policies in Africa

This new policy brief aims to showcase how concepts and debates on the role of men and patriarchy have been incorporated within African national and regional discussions on the Women, […]
WILPF’s Input to Zero Draft of the Pact for the Future

In September 2024 the United Nations will hold a Summit for the Future – Multilateral Solutions for a Better Tomorrow, a high-level event which will bring together various country leaders […]
“Now is not the time for you or your needs”: A Feminist Intersectional Analysis of the 2023 Earthquakes in Syria and Turkey

Drawing from the invaluable insights and real life experiences of Syrian women who endured the 2023 earthquakes and their aftermath in both Syria and Turkey, this publication provides a profound […]
First Committee Monitor Vol. 21, No. 3: We Must End Violence to End Violence

This is the third publication under the First Committee Monitor Vol. 21 series developed by Reaching Critical Will, WILPF’s Disarmament Programme. Throughout October, UN member states convene in the General […]
Taking forward the UN’s New Agenda for Peace: WILPF’s Analysis and Recommendations on WPS and Gender

In July 2023, the UN Secretary-General launched A New Agenda for Peace, which is the ninth policy brief in a series that builds on the proposals outlined in Our Common […]
A Climate of Insecurity: How Militarism Has Impoverished the African Continent, Placing it at the Epicentre of the Climate Crisis

In this report, Edwick Madzimure, WILPF Zimbabwe’s President, analyses how conflict, militarism, and the climate crisis are intertwined on the African continent, illuminating the issues with many case studies from […]
Stories of Feminist Peace: Annual Report 2022

The Stories of Feminist Peace 2022 report is a compilation of the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom’s (WILPF) significant achievements and impactful contributions towards feminist peace in 2022. […]
WILPF Congress Report 2022

WILPF’s 33rd International Congress took place online between 16-24 July 2022. Hosted by WILPF Australia, the event welcomed more than 400 members from all over the world under the theme: […]
Peace and Conflict-Covid-19 Nexus: The Impact on Women’s Inclusion in the Peace Process in Yemen

This report, partnering with Yemen Peace Track Initiative, focused on a group of women activists who have sought to influence the direction of negotiations, despite the impact of the pandemic […]