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Gender, Peace and Security Network @ UBC
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 * ABOUT US
   
   To learn more about who we are, our initiative, goals and research projects
   click here.

 * ABOUT THE WOMEN, PEACE AND SECURITY AGENDA
   
   To learn about the UN Security Council Resolution 1325 and subsequent
   resolutions that together, constitute the Women, Peace and Security Agenda
   click here.

 * ABOUT THE SPPGA
   
   To learn about the UBC School of Public Policy and Global Affairs and their
   graduate program click here.

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SECURITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION 1325 (2000) SET THE UN WOMEN, PEACE AND SECURITY
(WPS) AGENDA RECOGNIZING THE GENDERED IMPACTS OF WAR, DISPLACEMENT AND GENOCIDE.
GLOBAL AND NATIONAL ACTION PLANS ARE DESIGNED TO STOP GENDER BASED VIOLENCE IN
SETTINGS OF CONFLICT, DISPLACEMENT AND GENOCIDE AND TO AMPLIFY GENDER INCLUSION
IN PEACE PROCESSES AND IN SOCIAL AND POLITICAL RECOVERY.

IN RECOGNITION OF THE 20TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE WPS AGENDA, WE CREATED THE GPS@UBC
TO SHOWCASE THE RESEARCH AND POLICY WORK OF STUDENTS, GRADUATES, FACULTY AND
ASSOCIATES WHOSE WORK RELATES TO THE AGENDA. WE HOPE TO HIGHLIGHT THE WORK THAT
HAS BEEN DONE OVER A COLLECTION OF YEARS, AND THAT WAY, PROVIDE A VALUABLE
RESOURCE FOR OTHERS TO LEARN AND BROADEN IDEAS OF WHAT WOMEN, PEACE AND SECURITY
CAN AND SHOULD ENCOMPASS.

OUR NAME, GENDER, PEACE AND SECURITY @UBC, STEMMED FOR THE RECOGNITION OF GROUPS
THAT MAY BE OVERLOOKED IN DISCUSSIONS AROUND THE AGENDA. THROUGH OUR WORK, WE
HOPE TO BUILD COLLABORATION WITH OTHER RESEARCHERS, PRACTITIONERS AND STUDENTS
WHO WANT TO DEVELOP THEIR  KNOWLEDGE ABOUT THE TOPIC.


 

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