
About the Consortium
Goals, programming, and focus.
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WPS STUDENT CONSORTIUM GOALS
Encourage intergenerational and innovative thinking regarding the WPS Agenda within the civil space as advocates for new research and policy.
Connect students working in WPS issues across the DC consortium while establishing meaningful coalitions between professionals and DC Students.
Increase awareness for the WPS Agenda across a wider DC educational audience and publicly promote appreciation for a gendered approach to security and a feminist approach to foreign policy.
Programming and focus
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Peacebuilding, peacemaking, and peacekeeping
Disarmament
Engaging men and boys
Development, public health and education
LBGTQ+ awareness and combatting heteronotmativity
Combatting racism, ethnic and religious discrimination
Countering xenophobia and related intolerances -
Militaries and military organizations
Humanitarian aid and assistance
Counterterrorism and countering violent extremism
Survivor-centered responses to CRSV
COVID-19 -
Historical analysis of gender and security
Intergenerational gendered trauma
Environmental security
Population movements
Human rights & governance
Events
We promote events to engage the DC community in discussion of the WPS Agenda and the Consortium pillars.
Publishing
The consortium supports knowledge-building in the WPS community.
We publish research papers, op-eds, and policy briefs on issues concerning the Women, Peace, and Security (WPS) Agenda or be looked at through a feminist, gendered, and intersectional lens. The Consortium accepts material written by current students or recent graduates of an undergraduate or graduate program of an affiliated university.