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At the UN’s Global Summit on Women’s Rights, the US Looks Chaotic

May 14, 2019March 7, 2019 by Laura E. Kirkpatrick

More than 10,000 people will soon converge on the United Nations for its annual Commission on the Status of Women conference, providing a unique forum to gauge progress and to press for the rights of women and marginalized populations around the world. Founded at a forward-thinking moment in 1946, the commission’s yearly meetings offer a … Read more

TOPIC: WOMEN

At Sciences Po in France, a Lack of Gender Studies Rankles Some Students

February 7, 2018January 25, 2018 by Elizabeth Walsh

PARIS — Women outnumber men in international affairs graduate programs across the world and are increasingly demanding that curriculums reflect feminist thinking and include gender mainstreaming. Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA) in New York, Sciences Po’s Paris School of International Affairs and the London School of Economics are three of the … Read more

TOPIC: WOMEN

What, Exactly, Is a Feminist Foreign Policy? A New Website Explores the Subject

November 4, 2016 by Dulcie Leimbach

Two young women in London are taking on what they call the elitist nature of foreign policy and turning it toward a more feminist approach that could play out in many different pathways, said Marissa Conway, a founder of a new blog, Feminist Foreign Policy, in a phone call recently. “We want to provide a … Read more

At the UN’s Global Summit on Women’s Rights, the US Looks Chaotic

At Sciences Po in France, a Lack of Gender Studies Rankles Some Students

What, Exactly, Is a Feminist Foreign Policy? A New Website Explores the Subject

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