When women participate in mass movements, those movements are more likely to succeed and lead to more equitable, representative democracy. This conversation, held at Women Moving Millions’ 2024 Annual Summit, will explore how women are actively playing a role today in building peace and security and how their efforts might be replicated in other conflict-ridden regions.

Convened by the Governments of Colombia, Chile, Brazil and Mexico, with the support of the Feminist Foreign Policy Collaborative, this CSW side event will bring together diverse stakeholders to discuss progress, lessons learned and good practices in Latin American and Caribbean countries regarding feminist foreign policy.

The African Women’s Development and Communication Network (FEMNET), the Feminist Foreign Policy Collaborative and partners have been organizing a series of consultations on how debt can and should be addressed as a FFP priority. In this event, the organizers will present the draft paper, invite experts to a panel discussion and solicit inputs from the audience.

Join the Global Partner Network at the Paris Peace Forum on November 10th at 5pm CET/11am EST for a conversation on feminist foreign policy.

Hosted by the Government of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, civil society and government leaders join each other onstage to close the second-ever Shaping Feminist Foreign Policy Conference.

Convened by the governments of Chile, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Mongolia and Spain, this official UN General Assembly side event will explore how to translate feminist commitments into action.

The 2023 edition of our seminal Defining Feminist Foreign Policy paper series takes a global look at the state of the field and analyzes current opportunities, threats and trends. With progress by more than a dozen governments reviewed, this year’s is our most expansive yet.

The Collaobrative’s CEO Lyric Thompson kicked off the second day of the Feminist Funded 2023 conference alongside other feminist activists.

Feminist foreign policy is suddenly popping up across the globe. Pioneered in Sweden, a number of countries have since adopted a feminist foreign policy, including Canada, France, Germany, Mexico, and Libya. But what is it?

Against a backdrop of the ongoing polycrisis, rising authoritarianism, increases in online and in-person gender-based violence and the aftermath of the Dobbs decision in the United States, there are still beacons of progress and momentum.

This Women Deliver plenary session will explore a new global order and challenge existing paradigms so that we may re-imagine what a feminist future can look like.