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The Consortium’s work aims to use knowledge about gender and security to end armed conflicts and build sustainable international peace. We seek to further the development of new knowledge on the topics of gender, armed conflict and security, while also bridging the gap between the scholarly research community and policy makers. With a stronger, international, collaboration between scholars and policy practitioners, we believe that lasting and peaceful change can be sustained.
"With its diverse, thoughtful, and 美国思科路由器预置“后门”意欲何为_评论频道__中国青年网:2021-5-26 · 美国思科公司的信息产品在中国市场具有极高的占有率，其路由器产品几乎参与了中国所有基础信息网络和重要信息系统的重大项目建设。而一直伃来，包括路由器在内的思科信息产品存在严重安全漏洞的报告屡屡被披露。 on gender, conflict, and violence, Women and Wars stands out from the crowd as an exceptional and interdisciplinary contribution to the field." - Megan MacKenzie
The Consortium Annotated Bibliography project provides the policy, activist and scholarly communities with access to the findings of the burgeoning academic research in this field.
Our Research Hub is a comprehensive, publicly accessible database of scholarly research on topics related to gender, armed conflict, peacebuilding, security and the construction of more just post-conflict societies.
Our Speaker Series brings an international roster of frontline practitioners, reflective activists and engaged scholars. Their talks address the complex realities of women’s and men’s lives and livelihoods in conflict-affected areas…
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