Monash Gender, Peace and Security
Monash Gender, Peace and Security Centre
Our vision is to provide research evidence to support the integration of gender perspectives in peace and security policies in Australia, the Asia-Pacific region and globally.
Conference Programme: Gendered Approaches to Violent Extremism and Terrorism: Building a Research Agenda
Monash University, Melbourne, 11 November 2019
The hidden work of post-conflict recovery
Supporting social reproduction is central to the prospects of enduring peace.
Youth Climate Action Summit & Expert Group Meeting for Beijing +25
Last week, Professor Jacqui True and Betty Barkha, PhD candidate at Monash GPS, were in New York during the Climate Action Summit, SDG action week and the Expert Group Meeting in preparation for the Beijing +25 anniversary in 2020.
Protecting women seeking asylum from violence - Is Australia doing enough?
Violence Against Women: In recent months, the potential deportation of a Tamil family from Biloela, Central Queensland, has garnered significant media attention. While the details of the case are protected, according to their friends and support groups, the family fled Sri Lanka because of the persecution of the Tamil people.
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RT @MonashPolsIR: The groundbreaking research by the @GpsMonash team of @JacquiTrue & @drMelJohnston on the links between misogyny and viol…
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RT @hmberents: Looking fwd to fab conversations about all things gender, age & peace w amazing scholars & practitioners incl: @DrLisaCResea…
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RT @hmberents: So excited for the @AcadSocSci Workshop I'm organising w @CaitlinMollica & @JacquiTrue on Youth & Peace in the Indo-Pacific…
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RT @mariarostrublee: Protecting women’s rights in North Africa is key to ending violent extremism -- kudos to my colleagues @JacquiTrue @dr…
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RT @JacquiTrue: Culminating two years of @GpsMonash study with partners in Libya, Tunisia & Morocco & funded by @FCOHumanRights examining…
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.@drMelJohnston Postdoc at #MonashGPS in Tunis for the report launch 'Gender Equality and Violent Extremism: a Rese… https://t.co/rSa8TYpD5n
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RT @emeliemarieglad: ”Hostile sexist attitudes toward women and support for violence against women are strongly associated with support for…
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RT @RachelDoreWeeks: #misogyny is at the core of #violent #extremist groups and ideologies. an overlooked and crucial factor propelling men…
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RT @unwomenarabic: Protecting women’s rights in #NorthAfrica is key to ending violent extremism, finds a new study by @UN_Women & @GpsMonas…
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RT @unwomenarabic: Qu’est-ce qui pousse les femmes à rejoindre #ISIL? Selon une nouvelle étude d'@ONUFemmes lancée aujourd'hui à #Tunis,…