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The Feminist Foreign Policy Collaborative provides space for feminists working across government, civil society and philanthropy to collectively strategize and advance feminist approaches to foreign policy.
5TH MINISTERIAL CONFERENCE ON FEMINIST FOREIGN POLICY
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V CONFERENCIA MINISTERIAL DE POLÍTICA EXTERIOR FEMINISTA
5TH MINISTERIAL CONFERENCE ON FEMINIST FOREIGN POLICY - V CONFERENCIA MINISTERIAL DE POLÍTICA EXTERIOR FEMINISTA
LATEST PRESS HITS
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OP-ED: Spain’s Foreign Policy Isn’t Just Brave, It’s Feminist
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INTERVIEW: Can Spain Save Feminist Foreign Policy?
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PRESS RELEASE: Collaborative to Design New FFP Accountability Mechanism
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INTERVIEW: The Future of Leadership — Transforming Power Structures
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OP-ED: To Make the Business Case for Gender Equality, Time for a Fresh Framing
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PODCAST: Feminist Foreign Policy: Centering Dignity, Equity, and Justice Worldwide
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INTERVIEW: The Good News on Women’s Rights Globally
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INTERVIEW: Can Feminist Foreign Policy Keep Its Promises?
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INTERVIEW: Feminist Foreign Policies Are Fighting for Their Life
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INTERVIEW: A Global Sisterhood: Reimagining Power Through FFP
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INTERVIEW: Women, War and Peace
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ANALYSIS: I Built This 'AI Aunt' for Women After Family Tragedy in South Africa
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OP-ED: Feminist Foreign Policy's Stubborn Persistence
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OP-ED: Women’s Rights Are Winning
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SUMMARY: FFP and Care at the XVI Regional Conference on Women in LAC
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EVENTO: Desigualdad Social, Violencia, Inequidad de Condiciones de Acceso a Derechos
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ANALYSIS: Canada, FFD and Gender Equality
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RECAP: FFD and FFP: Exploring the Synergies
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INTERVIEW: “It’s not a side issue,” says Beth Woroniuk on Gender Equality at G7 Summit
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RECAP: Regional Approaches to Feminist Foreign Policy at CSW69
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OPINION: Gender Equality is at Risk in Financing for Development Talks
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RECAP: Centering Gender Equality, Catalyzing Change
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RECAP: B+30, Feminist Foreign Policy and the Asia-Pacific
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RECAP: Galvanizing the Pact for the Future
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INTERVIEW: Feminists to the Fore
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WEBINAR: Opportunities to Advance Feminist Foreign Policy
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ENTREVISTA: Marita Perceval: “Estamos en un mundo en que negar derechos es la estrategia”
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INTERVIEW: Women & Politics Show
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ANALYSIS: Can Mexico Lead the World on Feminist Foreign Policy?
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INTERVIEW: Now Is The Time For A Feminist Foreign Policy
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PODCAST: Lyric Thompson on Feminist Foreign Policy in the United States
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RECAP: Feminist Foreign Policy Leadership from Latin America and the Caribbean
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OP-ED: Feminist Foreign Policy at UNGA 78 High-Level Week
Feminist Foreign Policy Repository
Putting feminist principles to practice in knowledge management.
The Feminist Foreign Policy Repository (FFPR) is a platform that compiles key resources and publications related to feminist foreign policy. Explore the analysis, government documents and art of the FFPR and learn how to submit yours.
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CSW70: Eyes on Madrid
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Meet the Moment, Support the Collaborative this GivingTuesday
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Marita Perceval — Joyful Rebellion, Vigorous Hope
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Beth Woroniuk — Navigating Uncertainty with Evidence and Community
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Hope Beyond the Headlines — The Fourth Ministerial Conference on FFP
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Dispatches from Seville
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UN CSW in Review
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Marching Forward and Pushing Back
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Staying the Course: Reflections on Feminist Foreign Policy from Mexico
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The Feminist Foreign Policy Collaborative works in partnership, centers the voices and perspectives of feminist activists, leaders and movements and embraces a process of continual learning, exchange and improvement.
How We Work
The Collaborative supports the work of two networks working to advance a feminist foreign policy agenda.
Making Progress is Possible
Solutions to the world’s biggest issues aren’t found in silos. By partnering together, we can better identify ways to advance more feminist approaches to foreign policy and jointly push for a brighter, more equitable future.