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.
Open Access Articles: Post-conflict Care Economies
The special section on post-conflict care economies, in Volume 26 Issue 4 of Social Politics: International Studies in Gender, State and Society are currently open access.
Gender equality: Working to advance the rights of women around the world
In 2016, Sharman Stone decided not to recontest her seat in the federal parliament, preferring instead to work in new ways to advance the rights of women, including as Australian Global Ambassador for Women and Girls, and most recently as Professor of Practice in the Gender, Peace and Security Centre at Monash University.
New Research Brief: Gender Analysis Of Agreement For Bringing Peace To Afghanistan 2020
You can now read our latest research brief, Gender Analysis Of Agreement For Bringing Peace To Afghanistan 2020, here on our website.
Growing Threats of Violent Extremism: The Urgency for a Gender-Based Response
The recognition that gender identity and ideology are connected to threats of violent extremism is now the subject of a growing body of policy and evidence. Prevention strategies should take into account the gendered dimensions of radicalisation and recruitment to violent extremist groups.
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RT @JacquiTrue: Managing #COVID2019 is *not* a war - beware of the militarised trap - #CynthiaEnloe reminds us - most countries don't have…
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RT @emilyrosefoley: Hi #hdr students! We've started up an Australia student support group during this period! If you have facebook and are…
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RT @SamanthiGun: Really proud of this paper by my former Master of International Development Practice student Celeste Koens (& myself) on T…
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RT @OUPPolitics: “How gendered care work can be an active form of agency and resistance to structural confinement and violence.” Read the f…
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RT @MonashPolsIR: As the the Covid-19 health crisis deepens, @GpsMonash Director @JacquiTrue (with @DaviesSaraE @DrSophieHarman & @clarewen…
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NEW BLOG @LowyInstitute by @DaviesSaraE @DrSophieHarman @JacquiTrue & @clarewenham on why gender matters in the imp… https://t.co/S5exQE0LG5
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RT @ProfSPickering: Crucial gendered analysis of the #COVID19 crisis from @JacquiTrue @DaviesSaraE and colleagues @Monash_Arts @GpsMonash…
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RT @LowyInstitute: Why gender matters in the impact and recovery from Covid-19 | Sara E Davies, Sophie Harman, Jacqui True, Clare Wenham ht…
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RT @thegenderagency: Great @LowyInstitute piece on why gender matters in the impact and recovery from Covid-19 - thank you @JacquiTrue @D…
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RT @DaviesSaraE: Please do look at @LowyInstitute page. #COVID19 and #gender inclusive response with @DrSophieHarman @JacquiTrue @clarewenh…