1325 ADVOCACY
AND EDUCATION TOOLS
• UNIFEM
1325 Toolbox:
Arabic
• English
• French
• Spanish
•
If you have produced your own fliers,
handouts, or other advocacy and education tools on 1325 and women,
peace and security issues more broadly, and would like us to include
them on the below list, send your tools to info@peacewomen.org.
Handouts, Fliers
•UNSC
Resolution 1325: Women & Conflict: From a South Asia Perspective
Prepared by the South Asian Network for Gender Activists and
Trainers, January 2008
•
What Does Resolution 1325 Mean? A UNIFEM Annotation: English;
French;
Spanish
UNIFEM
•
Understanding UN Security Council
Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security [French]
[Spanish]
Prepared by the NGO Working Group on Women, Peace and Security,
March 2005
• Commission
on the Status of Women NGO Advocacy Toolbox
Compiled by the NGO Committee on the Status
of Women Taskforce on Women’s Equal Participation to Achieve
Peace and Security
Commission on the Status of Women, March 2004
• "
Moving
UNSC 1325 Forward: Some Advocacy Ideas "
Compiled by the PeaceWomen Project
•
NEW Checklist
on Women’s Participation and Gender Perspectives in Security
Council Resolutions (PDF) (HTML)
NGO Working Group on women, peace and security.
• "How
Can We, as U.S. Citizens, Use UNSC Resolution 1325? Some Action
and Advocacy Ideas"
Printer-friendly
version (PDF)
Compiled by the PeaceWomen Project
• “UN
Security Council Resolution 1325 for girls and young women”
• “UN
Security Council Resolution 1325 Fact Sheet: Understanding UN
Security Council Resolution 1325”
• “UN
Security Council Resolution 1325 Fact Sheet: How can we use Resolution
1325?”
The above 3 were produced by the Gender and Peacebuilding Working
Group of the Canadian Peacebuilding Coordinating Committee: http://www.peacebuild.ca/working/?load=gender
• “Ten
Things Young Women And Men Can Do To Support Security Council
Resolution 1325 - in Canada"
Compiled by Sheri Gibbings, Canada
• 1325
Translation Flier
Produced and compiled by PeaceWomen Project
Powerpoint Presentations
• "Implications
of Resolution 1325: Three Years On"
PeaceWomen presentation to the NGO Working Group on the Security
Council, October 2003
• "Where
Are the Women? UNSC Resolution 1325 Three Years On"
PeaceWomen presentation for the conference, "Who is Making
Peace? Women and Men in Peace Processes," Munich, Germany,
February 2004
• "Head
of Household, Survivor of Rape, Market Woman: Engendering Conflict
Prevention Through a Holistic Framework for Action"
PeaceWomen presentation for the Seminar on Civil Society-UN
Interaction for the Prevention of Armed Conflict, organized by
the Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict, February
2004
•
"Where are the Women? What are they saying? Women Speak to
their Experiences of Armed Conflict" (email info@peacewomen.org
to receive a copy of this PowerPoint presentation in pdf format)
PeaceWomen presentation
If there are any problems downloading the above documents, contact
info@peacewomen.org and
we will send the presentations by email.
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