WILPF Centennial in Review

By Ghazal Rahmanpanagh

WILPF’s centennial peace conference, which took place April 27-29th, 2015 in the Hague’s World Forum was a cross-cultural, multi-generational event, where participants protested the current state government war economies, and strategized to create an international system of accountability, peace, and gender justice.

S/2015/306 - Lithuania Concept Note: Small Arms

S:2015:306 - Lithuania Concept Note for SALW Debate.pdf

Shirin Ebadi: 'If books had been thrown at the Taliban instead of bombs … we would not have Isis'

Shirin Ebadi_ 'If books had been thrown at the Taliban instead of bombs … we would not have Isis' _ Global development _ The Guardian.pdf

"TO LEAVE UNTRIED NO METHOD”: WOMEN PEACE ACTIVISTS THEN AND NOW

“To Leave Untried No Method”_ Women Peace Activists Then and Now » Women Peacemakers Program.pdf

There are more of us who want peace than want the killing to continue

There are more of us who want peace than want the killing to continue _ openDemocracy.pdf

World disarmament? Start by disarming masculinity

World disarmament_ Start by disarming masculinity _ openDemocracy.pdf

Voice Republic's WSW Conference Archive

Voice Republic created a valuable library of the talks, engagements, and meetings, including the plenaries, from the Women Stop War Conference. Their 41 archived files can be found here.

Grand Opening Anniversary Video

 

 

This video opened for the four Nobel Laureates, Leymah Gbowee, Shirin Ebadi, Mairead Maguire and Jody Williams, who spoke at the Grand Opening of the conference.

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