Women, Peace and Security Calendar
2008

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july

Women's Worlds 2008: 10th International Interdisciplinary Congress on Women, Equality: No Utopia, New Frontiers: Dares and Advancements
July 3-9, 2008, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain

undos de Mujeres / Women's Worlds 2008 is open to proposals in ALL fields and themes related to women, gender and sexuality in contemporary societies, as well as historical appraoches. The special emphas is on two central themes: violence and migrations, but these themes are by no means the only ones to be addressed at the conference. MMWW08 organizers would like to receive a wide variety of proposals in ALL fields of knowledge and working areas.

DEADLINE FOR PROPOSAL SUBMISSION: February 28th, 2008

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Women Leaders for the World-Leadership Training Program
July 19-27, 2008, Santa Clara University , Santa Clara , CA, United States at 09:00-10:35
Global Women's Leadership Network Leavey Schoool of Business

The Women Leaders' for the World program is designed for global transformational leaders, those with a vision to generate a change in the world. The program offers rigorous learning and training with like-minded visionary leaders. One focus is generating breakthroughs to shift the results of a project beyond the imagined. Breakthroughs make it possible for a leader to strategize and innovate in ways she never thought possible. Breakthroughs invite the leader to engage in the practice of anticipating the world and perceiving it in a fresh perspective.

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Engendering Leadership Through Research & Practice, Gender, Work & Organization
July 22-24, 2008, University of Western Australia (UWA) Business School, Perth, Western Australia

The overall aim of this international conference is to generate new thinking about gender and leadership by providing a creative forum for interaction between leadership scholars, researchers, practitioners and policy makers from across the world.

Registration will open early in February 2008. Abstracts of 500 words are due by February 15, 2008; papers of 3000-5000 words are due by May 30, 2008

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Rotary Peace and Conflict Studies Program
Session I: Early July – mid-September; application deadline: 1 December
Session II: Mid-January – mid-April; application deadline: 1 July
Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok, Thailand

Rotary is accepting applications for a fellowship that teaches peace-making and conflict resolution to professionals committed to international understanding.
This three-month program provides an intensive English-language study opportunity and includes gender related topics (Women in Peacebuilding and Gender and Peacebuilding)

For more information, please click HERE

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