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Skip to main content Menu * AboutShow * Founding Story * What We Do * Meet the Team * Georgetown Ambassadors * Our Partners * In the News * Research PrioritiesShow * WPS Conflict Tracker * Peace & Security * Gender Equality * Onward for Afghan Women * Climate Change & Disaster Risk Reduction * Countering Violent Extremism * Economic Empowerment * Ongoing Research Projects * View All GIWPS Research * WPS IndexShow * Global Women, Peace, and Security Index * U.S. Women, Peace, and Security Index 2020 * Academic InitiativesShow * Graduate Certificate * GIWPS Graduate Courses * Diversity, Equity & Inclusion in Higher Education * WPS Resource Center * ConveningsShow * Featured Events * Celebrating Peacemakers * Bridging Theory & Practice * MultimediaShow * Blog * Podcast: BBC Collaboration * Podcast: Seeking Peace * Oral Histories: Profiles In Peace * Video Library * Stories from the Frontlines of COVID-19 * Get InvolvedShow * Join Our Team * Join Our Mailing List * Support Us * Student Opportunities Contact GIWPS Georgetown University School of Foreign Service Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security Homepage Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security Contact GIWPS Search * About * Founding Story * What We Do * Meet the Team * Georgetown Ambassadors * Our Partners * In the News * Research Priorities * WPS Conflict Tracker * Peace & Security * Gender Equality * Onward for Afghan Women * Climate Change & Disaster Risk Reduction * Countering Violent Extremism * Economic Empowerment * Ongoing Research Projects * View All GIWPS Research * WPS Index * Global Women, Peace, and Security Index * U.S. Women, Peace, and Security Index 2020 * Academic Initiatives * Graduate Certificate * GIWPS Graduate Courses * Diversity, Equity & Inclusion in Higher Education * WPS Resource Center * Convenings * Featured Events * Celebrating Peacemakers * Bridging Theory & Practice * Multimedia * Blog * Podcast: BBC Collaboration * Podcast: Seeking Peace * Oral Histories: Profiles In Peace * Video Library * Stories from the Frontlines of COVID-19 * Get Involved * Join Our Team * Join Our Mailing List * Support Us * Student Opportunities WOMEN ARE CRITICAL TO ACHIEVING SUSTAINABLE PEACE Our goal is to build the evidence-based case for a focus on women, peace, and security. Georgetown University’s Institute for Women, Peace & Security seeks to promote a more stable, peaceful, and just world by focusing on the important role women play in preventing conflict and building peace, growing economies, and addressing global threats like climate change and violent extremism. We engage in rigorous research, host global convenings, advance strategic partnerships, and nurture the next generation of leaders. Housed within the Walsh School of Foreign Service at Georgetown, the Institute is headed by the former U.S. Ambassador for Global Women’s Issues, Melanne Verveer. The Women, Peace and Security Conflict Tracker offers gender-sensitive insights into today’s conflicts. CLIMATE CHANGE & DISASTER RISK REDUCTION COUNTERING VIOLENT EXTREMISM COVID-19 DEI SYLLABUS RESOURCES ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT PEACE & SECURITY VOICES IN PEACEMAKING WOMEN PEACE & SECURITY INDEX WHAT'S NEW THE LATEST NEWS, RESEARCH AND EVENTS BREAKING NEWS NEW RESEARCH page GEORGETOWN LAUNCHES FIRST CONFLICT TRACKER WITH GENDER FOCUS report THE WPS INDEX AND THE GENDER-CLIMATE-SECURITY NEXUS report BEYOND ENGAGING MEN report EXPLORING THE LINKS BETWEEN WOMEN’S STATUS AND DEMOCRACY report MONITORING PROGRESS ON THE WOMEN, PEACE AND SECURITY AGENDA View All Research FEATURED EVENTS View All Events April 18, 2024 A Luncheon with Former President of Ireland Mary Robinson and Peace Negotiator Monica McWilliams View Details April 23, 2024 The War in Ukraine: Investigating and Prosecuting War Crimes View Details May 24, 2024 No One Left Behind: Addressing Data Gaps for an Equitable Loss and Damage Fund Distribution View Details SUBSCRIBE TO THE GIWPS NEWSLETTER Email Address * First Name Last Name THE WPS INDEX The 2023 edition of the global Women Peace and Security Index (WPS Index) draws on recognized data sources to measure women’s inclusion, justice, and security in 177 countries. The Index finds that societies where women are doing well are also more peaceful, democratic, prosperous, and better prepared to adapt to the impacts of climate change. EXPLORE DOWNLOAD X GIWPS Homepage Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security Connect with Us * Facebook * Twitter * Youtube * 1412 36th street, N.W., washington d.c. 20057 * (202) 525-1980 * GIWPS@GEORGETOWN.EDU © 2024 Copyright GIWPS.