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Gender equality in conflict and fragile states
Differences based on gender and sex have created different security experiences, needs, priorities and roles for men, women, boys and girls.Women and men at the community level can increase the efficiency and effectiveness of peace building and peace keeping efforts through their active involvement in roles such as networkers and storytellers for gathering local information, and facilitators for dialogue. Increasing the numbers of trained women in the armed/security forces and involving them in the design of strategies can assist in transforming the 'masculine' culture of the military and police, thereby helping to increase their credibility and legitimacy.
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Violence & conflict
Pre-conflict, conflict prevention & peacebuilding
- Gender training and fragile states: what works?
- Introducing gender in conflict & conflict prevention: conceptual & policy implications
- Gender and peacekeeping online training course
- Conflict, gender, peacemaking & alternative nationalisms in the Western Pacific
- Women and peacemaking
- Peacemaking in Solomon Islands: experience of the Guadalcanal women for peace movement
- Kup women for peace: women taking action to build peace
- Understanding conflict in Solomon Islands: a practical means to peacemaking
Conflict resolution
- Gender sensitivity: nicety or necessity in peace-process management?
- Gender and the role of the media in conflict and peacemaking: Fiji experience
- Resolving conflict in Solomon Islands: the women for peace approach
- Gender, culture & conflict resolution among the Murik of the Sepik River, PNG
- Women and conflict resolution in international law