Peace needs women.
More and fast.
Index 2022
In the year 2000, the UN Security Council Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security was passed. Now, it is time to take stock: of participation and representation of women at all levels of decision-making in foreign and security policy, and of diversity in Peace and Security in general.
For 2022, we updated the #SHEcurity report while highlighting best practices on how to advance women’s representation and the broader WPS agenda across four different regions (Middle East and North Africa, Latin America, Africa and Asia).
Dear friends & supporters,
Three years after our launch, it’s time to open a new chapter: We want to make sure the work of #SHEcurity can be continued. That’s why we have submitted a proposal to the European Commission and the European External Action Service to finance & set up a collaborative WPS Dashboard.
This should be a space bringing together representatives of traditional foreign, security & defence policy with those working on gender issues in the field.
#SHEcurity has achieved a lot, but our fight for more women & diversity in foreign & security policy continues.Thank you for all your support so far, especially to our great #SHEcurity partners!
For now, we’ll take a break ️.
Launch of the 2022 Index
mission
There are countless women shaping peace and security around the world. Still too often, they remain unrecognized and under-represented in the field. Resolutions, action plans, and strategies have been written; women have fought loudly for participation and equal opportunities. But things are moving too slowly, prejudices prevail and structural discrimination persists. It is high time to speed things up.
That’s why: Peace needs women. More and fast.
Portraits
index 2021
index 2020
Using the #SHEcurity Index
You are free to use the index, by mentioning “#SHEcurity Index” plus the edition and the date when you accessed the index. Please also link to our website.
Resources
No Women – No Peace: 20th Anniversary of UNSC Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security
On 31 October 2000, the UN Security Council adopted the Landmark Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security. On its 20th anniversary, this dossier of Heinrich Böll Foundation portrays women from 20 countries that make a difference in peace and security.
The Road to Warsaw Security Forum
Thu, 17. Nov 2020 – Wed, 18. Nov 2020
The Road to Warsaw Security Forum (#Road2WSF) is a transatlantic online conference. The event will feature a number of high-level online conversations and one-hour virtual panel discussions on the most important security challenges to transatlantic unity and liberal democracy.
WIIS-Romania – The Romanian NAP under Analysis. Virtues and Shortcomings
Mon, 30. Nov 2020 – 05:30 pm – 07:00 pm
The purpose of this debate is to make an analysis of the newly adopted Romanian National Action Plan (July 2020) and other national level strategies aiming to implement UNSCR 1325 in Romania. The analysis is undertaken by WIIS-Romania members and other experts in the field.
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