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For more information contact:
Kate McInturff, Ph.D, Coordinator
Gender and Peacebuilding Working Group
1 Nicholas Street, Suite 1216,
Ottawa, Ontario K1N 7B7 Canada
Telephone: (613) 241-3446
Fax: (613) 241-4846
E-mail: gender@peacebuild.ca


Working Group Steering Committee

  • Robyn Baron, Oxfam Canada
  • Carol Sander, Voice of Women
  • Isabelle Solon-Helal, Rights and Democracy
  • Élizabeth Wright, Bahà'ì Community of Canada
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Gender & Peacebuilding

The Gender and Peacebuilding Working Group (GPWG) aims to translate the general international commitments that have been made on gender equality and peacebuilding into concrete actions and to promote the active participation of girls and women in peacebuilding. The GPWG is designed to strengthen collaboration among Canadian organizations, activists, and academics by providing a forum for the exchange of resources, facilitating dialogue between and among civil society and government, and contributing to the direction of programming and policy.

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Gender and Peacebuilding Coordinator Appears before Senate Standing Committee on Human Rights

On September 14th 2009, Kate McInturff, the Coordinator of Peacebuild's Gender and Peacebuilding Working Group, appeared before the Senate Standing Committee on Human Rights to present her recommendations for Canada's implementation of the United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325 (2000) on Women, Peace and Security.

Read the the full committee transcript

 

Multimedia

This video was prepared for and first shown on March 4th, 2009, at an event marking International Women's Day in Ottawa. In the spirit of the evening, the video asks us to consider feminism in a new light—sometimes funny, sometimes serious, always engaged.

The event was organized by more than ten organizations working for women's rights and equality at the local, national and international levels, including: Amnesty International Canada, the Nobel Women's Initiative, Oxfam Canada, Harmony House, Inter Pares, the Women’s Event Network, OCTEVAW, the Ad Hoc Coalition for Women’s Equality and Human Rights, Women’s Worlds 2011, PACT Ottawa, Planned Parenthood Ottawa, Comité Réseau d'Ottawa, and GalldinLiew Feminist Legal Practice.

 

 

 

 

 

GPWG Fact Sheets

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Sexual Violence in DRC

 

Reports

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