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Dr. Tatiana Sanchez Parra

Dr. Tatiana Sanchez ParraAssistant Professor, Instituto de Estudios Sociales y Culturales Pensar, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana

Email: tatiana.sanchez [at] javeriana.edu.co

Areas of interest: Working at the intersection of feminist socio-legal studies and anthropology of violence, her research explores experiences of reproductive violence and reproductive justice in contexts of war and political transition.

Dr. Julia Zulver

Dr. Julia ZulverMarie Sk艂odowska-Curie Research Fellow, University of Oxford and Universidad Nacional Aut贸noma de M茅xico

Email: julia.zulver [at] area.ox.ac.uk

Areas of interest: I study women's high-risk collective action, women's high-risk leadership, and gender at the nexus of conflict and migration. I focus my research in Latin America. I also engage in feminist advocacy as a Senior Researcher for Ladysmith.听

Dr. Bessma Momani

Dr. Bessma MomaniDepartment of Political Science, University of Waterloo

Email: bmomani [at] uwaterloo.ca

Areas of interest: My research explores topics such as the geopolitical implications on defence and security concerns to Canada; international relations; and, gender dimensions within the defence and security field. I also collaborate with University of Waterloo researchers in order to bridge the gap between policy and technical aspects of defence studies, exploring topics like cybersecurity attacks on critical infrastructure and use of disinformation in Canada. I am the Director of the Defence and Security Foresight Group (DSFG), a network of academics from across Canada who provide forecasting on pivotal security and defence flashpoints. The DSFG is funded by a Department of National Defence Mobilizing Insights in Defence and Security (MINDS) Collaborative Network Grant.

Dr. Megan Bradley

Dr. Megan BradleyAssociate Professor, Political Science and International Development Studies, 看片视频 University

Email: megan.bradley [at] mcgill.ca

Areas of interest: My research and teaching focus on refugees and forced migration, humanitarianism, disasters, human rights and transitional justice, including in relation to gender. Alongside my academic work, I served as a Fellow with the Brookings Institution Project on Internal Displacement, and as a Cadieux-L茅ger Fellow at Global Affairs Canada.

Dr. Caitlin Ryan

Dr. Caitlin RyanUniversity of Groningen (Netherlands)

Email: c.m.ryan [at] rug.nl

Areas of interest: I draw theoretical insights from postcolonial and feminist approaches to security and economic development. I use methodology from anthropology to apply these theoretical debates to empirical questions. Broadly, these questions focus on political and economic dynamics in postwar contexts. My current research considers the gendered political and economic processes of postwar reform in West Africa.

Dr. Marie-Eve Desrosiers

Department of Public and International Affairs, University of Ottawa

Email: mdesros3 [at] uottawa.ca

Areas of interest: Governance, authoritarianism, protest, conflict, gendered aspects of protest and conflict

Dr. Siobhan Byrne

Department of Political Science, University of Alberta

Email: siobhan.byrne [at] ualberta.ca

Areas of interest: Feminist anti-war activism; Conflict resolution and the WPS agenda

Dr. Laura J. Shepherd

Dr. Laura J. ShepherdThe University of Sydney

Email: laura.shepherd [at] sydney.edu.au

Areas of interest: My primary research focuses on the Women, Peace and Security agenda because I am interested in feminist theory and activism, multi-level complex governance systems, and the development and implementation of peace and security policy instruments.

Dr. Laura Eramian

Dr. Laura EramianDept. of Sociology and Social Anthropology, Dalhousie University

Email: leramian [at] dal.ca

Areas of interest: As a social anthropologist, I have been conducting ethnographic fieldwork in post-genocide Rwanda since 2004. My research has focused on personhood and self-making, ethnic difference, and everyday practices of post-conflict peace-building organizations in Rwanda.

Dr. Carla Suarez

Banting Fellow with the Graduate Institute of International & Development Studies

Email: carla.suarez [at] graduateinstitute.ch

Areas of interest: My research interests include peace and conflict studies, the politics of non-state armed groups, gender dynamics during and after war, and the ethics of field research in conflict-affected settings.

Dr. Sarah-Myriam Martin-Br没l茅

Dr. Sarah-Myriam Martin-Br没l茅Bishop's University

Email: smartin [at] ubishops.ca

Areas of interest: Peacekeeping, United Nations, Gender, Intelligence, Training

Dr. Maya Eichler

Dr. Maya EichlerMount Saint Vincent University

Email: maya.eichler [at] msvu.ca

Areas of interest: I am interested in the intersections of the Women, Peace and Security agenda with a variety of defence-related issues, including military gender integration, military sexual violence, military-to-civilian transitions, and the privatization of security.

Dr. Marion Laurence

Dr. Marion LaurenceDallaire Centre of Excellence for Peace and Security, Canadian Defence Academy

Email: marion.laurence [at] cfc.dnd.ca

Areas of interest: Peacekeeping and peacebuilding; children and armed conflict; protection of civilians; global security governance; political sociology of international organizations.

Dr. Nad猫ge Compaor茅

Dr. Nad猫ge Compaor茅University of Toronto

Email: nadege.compaore [at] utoronto.ca

Areas of interest: Global resource/environmental politics (oil extraction, mining, and their human/environmental security implications), Gender and race in global politics

Dr. Annie Bunting

Dr. Annie BuntingProfessor of Law & Society, York University

Email: abunting [at] yorku.ca

Areas of interest: My research expertise includes socio-legal studies of marriage and childhoods; feminist international law; and culture, religion and law. I currently direct an international research collaboration on conjugal slavery in conflict situations with historians of slavery and women鈥檚 human rights activist and scholars.

Dr. Deborah Stienstra

Dr. Deborah StienstraJarislowsky Chair in Families and Work, University of Guelph

Email: deborah.stienstra [at] uoguelph.ca

Areas of interest: Women and girls with disabilities; Civil society organizations; Peace and security

Dr. David Black

Dr. David BlackDalhousie University

Email: blackd [at] dal.ca

Areas of interest: Canada-Africa relationships, development cooperation and "partnerships", human security, disability and development, Canada and peace operations/peacebuilding, South African foreign policy, sport in international relations and development.

Dr. Myriam Denov

Full Professor, 看片视频 University; Canada Research Chair in Children, Families and Armed Conflict

Email: myriam.denov [at] mcgill.ca

Areas of interest: Children and families affected by war, migration, and its intergenerational impact.

Dr. Alan Okros

Professor, Canadian Forces College, Department of National Defence

Email: okros [at] rmc.ca

Areas of interest: Examining how the WPS agenda informs UN, NATO and Canadian government policies with an emphasis on the implications for the military.

Dr. Kirsten J. Fisher

Assistant Professor in Political Studies at the University of Saskatchewan

Email: kirsten.fisher [at] usask.ca

Areas of interest: Global governance and human rights, international criminal law, politics and the International Criminal Court (ICC), justice after atrocity, and post-conflict social reconstruction, particularly in Africa.

Dr. Eliseo F. Huesca Jr.

Davao del Norte State College, Philippines

Email: eliseo.huesca [at] dnsc.edu.ph

Areas of interest: My research interests broadly sit on the intersectionality of gender, global governance, and development. I am currently working on integration of UNSCRs 1325 and 2250 in DDR mechanisms in Mindanao, Philippines. I am also leading a project on global gender norm translations in state security forces (army, police, navy, etc.) in the Philippines.

Dr. Johanna Masse

Centre for International & Defence Policy - Queen's University

Email: johanna.masse [at] queensu.ca

Areas of interest: I'm interested on gender and political violence, more specifically political engagement, gendered stereotypes, conflict & terrorism, as well as the military institution.

Dr. Tanni Mukhopadhyay

Adjunct Professor, Ryerson University

Email: t.mukhopadhyay.92 [at] cantab.net

Areas of interest: I am broadly interested in all-things related to peace processes and conflict-resolution. I am particularly interested in two aspects of the WPS agenda in relation to my broader research interests: the inclusion of women in peace processes and in the civilian and military components of UN missions.

Dr. Marie-Jo毛lle Zahar

Universit茅 de Montr茅al

Email: marie-joelle.zahar [at] umontreal.ca

Areas of interest: I work on issues of human security, gender, peace and development, social protection, women's political participation, women's economic empowerment and unpaid care work. I examine the Human Development approach regarding these emerging challenges within the backdrop of the unfolding climate crises.

Dr. Miriam Anderson

Toronto Metropolitan University

Email: miriam.anderson [at] torontomu.ca

Areas of interest: I focus on non-state actors in international security, specializing on women鈥檚 participation in peace processes and in post-conflict politics. I examine women鈥檚 inclusion at peace negotiations, their involvement in post-accord formal politics, and women鈥檚 peace activism in general.

Dr. Elizabeth Corredor

ELizabethToronto Metropolitan University

贰尘补颈濒:听 elizabeth.corredor [at] torontomu.ca

Areas of interest: WPS, gender mainstreaming, anti-genderism, Latin America, peace negotiations, peace agreements

Dr. Nafisa A. Abdulhamid

NafisaEmail: nafisa.abdulhamid [at] mcgill.ca

Areas of interest: African international relations, gender, peace and security, gender development, and African peace and security

Dr. Nancy Taber

Dr. Nancy TaberProfessor, Brock University, Department of Educational Studies

Email: ntaber [at] brocku.ca

Areas of interest: Dr. Nancy Taber is a professor in the Department of Educational Studies at Brock University. Her research explores the ways in which learning, gender, and militarism intersect in daily life, popular culture, museums, militaries, and educational institutions. She has a particular focus on women鈥檚 experiences in the Canadian Armed Forces as relates to organizational culture, official polices, and informal everyday practices, with respect to gender discrimination, sexual harassment, and sexual assault. She is a retired military officer who served as a Sea King helicopter air navigator. Dr. Taber is a former President of the Canadian Association for the Study of Adult Education and the former Editor-in-Chief of the Canadian Journal for the Study of Adult Education. She is currently using the genre of fiction to explore the complexities of women鈥檚 lives as relates to war and militarism.

Dr. Katharina Coleman

The University of British Columbia

Email: katharina.coleman [at] ubc.ca

Areas of interest: Peace operations, international security norms, United Nations, sub-Saharan Africa.

Dr. Whitney Grespin

Sloan Manor Consulting

Email: whitney [at] sloanmanor.com

Areas of interest: My work on WPS has largely been from the professional military education (PME) perspective as well as the operationalization of UNSCR1325 in the AFRICOM AOR.

Dr. Gina Mara帽a Oropesa

GinaProfessor, Bicol University (Department of Peace Studies)

Email: bodenciana7777 [at] gmail.com

Areas of interest: Resiliency and Peacebuilding.

Dr. Tatjana Tak拧eva

Tatjana TaksevaFull Professor, Saint Mary's University

Email: tatjana.takseva [at] smu.ca

Dr. Tatjana Tak拧eva is Full Professor in the graduate Program in Women and Gender Studies and Chair of the Department of English Language and Literature at Saint Mary's University, K鈥檍ipuktuk (Halifax), Mi鈥檏maq Territory. Her research and teaching have been interdisciplinary for over twenty years, directly engaging multiple intersections between the humanities and the social sciences. She is the author of numerous studies on gender and violence, feminist and trauma theory, motherhood studies and nationalism. She is the editor, with Arlene Sgoutas (MSU Denver), of Mothers Under Fire: Mothering in Conflict Zones (Demeter Press, 2015), a volume featuring the work of international scholars, practitioners, and activists in the field of gender and conflict, highlighting the impact of conflict on mothers but also their agency in post/conflict resolutions. Tatjana is the SMU Research Lead on interuniversity provincially funded project Culture, and Perspectives on Sexual Assault Policies (CAPSAP) in university settings, working on developing culturally sensitive, survivor-centric, and trauma-informed approaches in such policies. Her work has received the support of the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) of Canada, the Social Equity Working Group with Universities and Colleges Division of Nova Scotia Department of Labour and Advanced Education, and the Bibliographical Society of America, among others. Tatjana is currently working on a monograph, Agency, Remembrance, Recovery: Voices from Contemporary Bosnia and Herzegovina (forthcoming Routledge 2023), a study based on her conversations with survivors of sexual violence during the recent war in the Balkans, and the children born of such violence.

Dr. St茅phanie Martel

St茅phanie MartelQueen's University

Email: stephanie.martel [at] queensu.ca

Areas of interest: Multilateral diplomacy, global governance, international/regional organizations, women, peace and security, International Relations of Southeast Asia and the Asia/Indo-Pacific, the role of narratives in world politics, practice theory, norm localization and contestation.听

Civil Society and Government

Beth Woroniuk

Beth WoroniukPolicy Lead (Equality Fund) & Chair (WPSN-C)

Email: bworoniuk [at] equalityfund.ca

Areas of interest: Monitoring Canada's WPS commitments & funding for women peacebuilders

Women, Peace and Security Network - Canada

Email: coordinator [at] wpsn-canada.org

Areas of interest: Promoting and monitoring the efforts of the Government of Canada to implement and support the United Nation Security Council Resolutions on women, peace and security; and, providing a forum for exchange and action by Canadian civil society on issues related to women, peace and security.

Women of Color Advancing Peace and Security

Email: wcaps [at] wcaps.org

Areas of interest: To advance the leadership and professional development of women of color in the fields of international peace, security, and conflict transformation.

Priscyll Anctil

Researcher in Feminist Security Studies

Email: anctil_avoine.priscyll [at] uqam.ca

Areas of interest: Women鈥檚 and feminist movement鈥檚 resistance in contexts of armed conflict and peacebuilding

Resty Kyomukama

Simbi Foundation

Email: resty.k.magezi [at] gmail.com

Areas of interest: Gender, women and political participation, women's participation in war and peace

Josephine Roele

Josephine RoeleFreelance Consultant, Current United Nations Women's Peace and Humanitarian Fund 鈥 WPHF

Email: joroele [at] gmail.com

Areas of interest: Resourcing women's rights organizations/feminist movements; NAP development, including civil society engagement and consultations for NAP development/1325 implementation; climate justice and WPS; disarmament; women's participation in peace processes and peace agreement implementation (all Tracks).

Princessa Calixte

Princessa CalixteGlobal Affairs Canada

Email: princessacalixte [at] gmail.com

Areas of interest: DDR, peacebuilding, mediation, gender policy, Humanitarian development, climate crisis risk analysis and emergency preparedness, Post-colonial theory and International Relations, Youth Peace & Security

Anne Rose Osamba

Anne Rose OsambaExecutive Director, Uzalendo Afrika Initiative

Email: anneosamba [at] gmail.com

Areas of interest: Drivers of violence amongst youth and women.

Melanie Slimming

MelanieUniversity of Waterloo

Email: msmelanieslimming [at] gmail.com

Areas of interest: Gender equality, international development, defence and security, human security, community engagement, program development, education, human rights

Munini Mutuku

MuniniNational Cohesion and Integration Commission (Kenya)

Email: muhnyny [at] gmail.com

Areas of interest: Mediation and women, Natural Resource based conflict and gender/women, Violent extremism and gender/women, Gender sensitive conflict management and peacebuilding, UNSCR 1325

Akanksha Khullar

AkankshaCountry Coordinator, Women's Regional Network

Email: akanksha.khullar94 [at] gmail.com

Areas of interest: Feminist Foreign Policy; Women, Peace and Security Agenda; Women's Rights; Gender Equality; CEDAW; Women in Peacekeeping and Peacemaking

Kimberly Gra

Member of the Peace, Security and Conflict Specialist Group of the IUCN World Commission on Environmental Law

Email: kimberleygra [at] gmail.com

Areas of interest: Peace and Security; The Equal Participation of Women; Women's Rights; Environmental Law; International Law

Viyanga Nirmanie Gunasekera

International Centre for Ethnic Studies

Email: viyanga.ices [at] gmail.com

Areas of interest: women's empowerment, post conflict peacebuilding, transitional justice, memory, social wellbeing, vulnerable groups of people

Hannen Nanaa

HanenToronto Metropolitan University

Email: hanen.nanaa [at] torontomu.ca

Areas of interest: Civic and political participation of diverse women and youth, Elections, democratic processes, freedom of expression, and global governance, Access to decision-making for equity-deserving women, Child and Early Forced Married, Internally Displaced People, The inclusion of refugees and diverse women in the National Defense Force, The involvement of refugee women and youth in entrepreneurship.

Students

Katrina Leclerc

Katrina LeclercPhD Student, Saint-Paul University

Email: leclerckatrina [at] gmail.com

Areas of interest: Research and policy areas include WPS-Youth, Peace and Security synergies; local peacebuilding; structural violence; meaningful participation of young people in decision-making and civic engagement; young women in conflict and post-conflict recovery (particularly in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda, and South Sudan).

Julie Guernier

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Email: julie.guernier [at] mail.mcgill.ca

Areas of interest: Gender issues (with a focus on decolonial feminism approaches), refugees and migration, Southern dynamics, Social movements (with the concept of Resistance), Race and Capitalism.

Kim Beaulieu

Dr. Kim BeaulieuUniversit茅 de Montr茅al

Email: kim.beaulieu.2 [at] umontreal.ca

Areas of interest: My research focuses on the strategic and political dimensions in the adoption of a feminist foreign policy. I study the impact of a feminist branding in foreign policy, particularly in regards to identity and soft power.

Muzna Dureid

Muzna DureidLiaison Officer at the White Helmets

Email: dureid.muzna [at] gmail.com

Areas of interest: The protection of women peacebuilders (cybercrime and assaults) after the era of COVID-19 in Syria and Yemen.

Florence Waller-Carr

Dr. Florence Waller-CarrLondon School of Economics and Political Science, Department of Gender Studies

Email: f.s.waller-carr [at] lse.ac.uk

Areas of interest: Critical and Feminist Security Studies; Civil society's role in shaping and implementing WPS; Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights; Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and Expression; Climate Crisis; Post- and De-Colonial Theory; Feminist Methodologies and Epistemology.

Maryruth Belsey-Priebe

Maryruth Belsey-PriebePacific Forum WPS Research Advisor

Email: maryruth [at] jadecreative.com

Areas of interest: WPS and Climate security

Merve Erdilmen

Merve Erdilmen看片视频 University

Email: merve.erdilmen [at] mail.mcgill.ca

Areas of interest: Gender, forced migration, Middle East, localization, post-conflict contexts, International practice theory, postcolonial approaches to IR, feminist IR

Nicole Johnston

Nicole JohnstonGraduate Student, Master of Public Policy and Global Affairs, School of Public Policy and Global Affairs, University of British Columbia

Email: njohnnj [at] student.ubc.ca

Areas of interest: I am interested in the intersections between gender justice, peace-building, and post conflict development, and the role of public policy in designing gender transformative peace processes. Specifically, I am interested in the important role of women鈥檚 organizations and movements in peace-building.

Ana茂s F. El-Amraoui

PhD Student, Queen's University

Email: a.elamraoui [at] queensu.ca

Areas of interest: I conduct research on the implementation of the Women, Peace, and Security agenda through a focus on communities of practice. My areas of interest include : Civil society's role in WPS; Power dynamics within international security; Production of knowledge; Decolonial Feminist Methodologies; Feminist IR

Bibi Imre-Millei

PhD Student, Queen's University, Centre for International and Defence Policy

Email: 14bim1 [at] queensu.ca

Areas of interest: I am interested in gender and militarized cultures, particularly as it applies to marginalized groups in the military, military technology, and new and emerging technology.

Samantha El-Ghazal

Samantha El-GhazalUniversity of British Columbia (Master of Public Policy and Global Affairs)

Email: selghaz [at] student.ubc.ca

Areas of interest: Samantha's interests lie at the intersection between international development and human security issues, particularly when it comes to conflict-affected regions. She believes it is important to safeguard existing development progress by establishing emergency management policies to avoid any backsliding that would ultimately impact human security.

Genevieve Varelas

Genevieve VarelasUniversity of British Columbia

Email: genvarelas [at] gmail.com

Areas of interest: Gender, ethics in world politics, peace and security, and the intersecting factors between policy and marginalized groups

Panthea Pourmalek

Panthea PourmalekSchool of Public Policy and Global Affairs, University of British Columbia

Email: p.pourmalek [at] alumni.ubc.ca

Areas of interest: Localization of WPS Agenda, access of women and young women peacebuilders to decision-making spaces, applications of emerging and decentralized trust technologies in conflict contexts and peace processes, rebel governance, transitional governance processes.

Alice Craft

Political Science MA Student at Dalhousie University

Email: alicecraft [at] live.co.uk

Areas of interest: The modern conception of the 'refugee crisis' is central to my research. I want to challenge the notion that refugee crises are modern phenomena and analyse the impacts of the securitization of border policies on the lived experience of the global refugee population.

Nellie Kamau

Nellie KamauPublic Policy and Global Affairs at University of British Columbia

Email: nellie.kamau [at] mail.mcgill.ca

Areas of interest: I am interested in policy and research in social protection for Forcibly Displaced Persons, Financial Inclusion for the vulnerable, and the role of technology in creating an enabling environment for post-war recovery especially for women.

Rudolph Damas

Rudolph DamasUniversity of British Columbia

Email: rudolphdamas [at] gmail.com

Areas of interest: My areas of interest include food security, sustainable agriculture, climate change as a threat to security, as well as strategies to taking more of a feminist approach to the empowerment of farmers in emerging economies. More specifically I'm hoping to focus my work on addressing social determinants of health as a strategy to eliminating insecurity in Ha茂ti and the greater LAC (Latin America/Caribbean) region.

Karine Kfoury

University of British Columbia

Email: kfourykarine [at] gmail.com

Areas of interest: I am interested in sustainability, climate change, and resource allocation. Looking into the overlap between gender and environmental issues is a topic that I am interested in. Additionally, as a woman that comes from a country prone to conflict, I am curious of the economic and social impact of conflict on women in the Middle East specifically.

Benedicte Santoire

PhD in Political Science, University of Ottawa

Email: benedicte.santoire [at] uottawa.ca

Areas of interest: Her doctoral thesis focuses on the implementation of the United Nations Security Council Resolutions on Women, Peace, and Security (WPS) in the post-Soviet space, more specifically in Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia, and Armenia. She is interested in the ways that the WPS agenda (as an international norm) is perceived, understood, contested, and translated at the local level in militarized contexts. More generally, B茅n茅dicte examines the WPS agenda not only as a vast normative policy framework with changing contours but also as a research object on its own; a place of unequal knowledge production and (re)production of global hierarchical relations. Her research is financed by the Fonds de recherche du Qu茅bec 鈥 Soci茅t茅 et culture (FRQSC) and the Ontario Graduate Scholarship (OGS). In addition to her doctoral studies, B茅n茅dicte is involved in multiple advocacy activities and Canadian NGOs promoting feminist peace and disarmament.

Alexa Hassall Shipman

Norman Paterson School of International Affairs at Carleton University

Email: alexahassallshipman [at] cmail.carleton.ca

Areas of interest: My research interests are in the study of countering violent extremism. The two areas of interest for me are: 1) the use of the internet (and other modern technologies) for the recruitment of violent extremists, particularly 鈥渋ncels鈥 and white nationalist groups, and 2) the study of women who become violent extremists.

Phyu Phyu Oo

Griffith University

Email: p.oo [at] griffith.edu.au

Areas of interest: I am focusing on Conflict-related sexual violence, looking at state level prevention and response mechanisms from feminist institutionalist perspectives. I am doing a case study in Myanmar.

Junru Bian

Junru BianPh.D. Student, University of Ottawa

Email: junru.bian [at] uottawa.ca

Areas of interest: I study how aid workers interpret, shape and re-produce humanitarian values in conflict environments through everyday practices. My areas of interest include: gender and peacekeeping-intelligence, gender-based analysis in aid operational planning, as well as space and liminality in conflict contexts.

Claire Okatch

Claire OkatchThe University of British Columbia

Email: cokatch [at] student.ubc.ca

Areas of interest: Incorporating a gender + analysis within bias mitigation interventions in data management in a national security context, enhancing community literacy of security and (in)security histories to equip them to be custodians of their narratives and empower them to critically engage in national reconstruction in post-colonial contexts.

Hannah Cox

Hannah CoxX University (Ryerson renaming in progress)

Email: hchristinecox [at] gmail.com

Areas of interest: My main research interests focus on the intersections of women, security, and migration. I am primarily focused on the consequences of securitization on women as push factors for migration. As nations move towards peace through security, these efforts are indirectly affecting marginalized women. Securitization is causing forms of human insecurity.

Heather Tasker

Heather taskerYork University

Email: hctasker [at] yorku.ca

Areas of interest: My research interests centre around human rights, legal pluralism, and gendered conceptions of justice for conflict-related violence. My dissertation examines community perceptions of sexual abuses by peacekeepers in the Democratic Republic of Congo to better understand the serious gaps between the UN approach to 鈥楽EA鈥 and how survivors and communities envision justice for these offenses.

Eylul Kara

Eylul KaraUniversity of British Columbia

Email: eylul.kara2507 [at] gmail.com

Areas of interest: I am really interested in the politics of humanitarianism, and women peace, and security. My primary focus is studying gender and conflict during complex emergencies from an intersectional lens. I primarily focus on the Middle East and North Africa. Moreover, my policy interests mainly encompass gender, education and public policy.

Emma Fingler

Emma FinglerQueen's University

Email: 15ejf [at] queensu.ca

Areas of interest: My research looks at WPS and disaster response, humanitarianism and gender, and aid in complex emergencies, particularly in South and Southeast Asia.

Emma Donnaint

EmmaUniversit茅 de Montr茅al, D茅partement de science politique

Email: emma.donnaint [at] umontreal.ca

Areas of interest: I am interested in women's agency in armed conflicts, as well as their involvement in peace processes, particularly in UN's DDR programs. I also study the effects of liberal co-option of women's rights on their insecurity within the post-conflict context (my primarly focus is Afghanistan).

Melissa Deehring

MelissaHarvard University Extension School

Email: melissa_deehring [at] g.harvard.edu

Areas of interest: Advancing public knowledge of WPS agenda, implementing WPS Act of 2017 & US WPS Strategy, incorporating WPS data into intelligence collection and national security decisions, advancing women in law & SDGs 5&16

Erica Oliver

EricaVeteran CAF, Graduate student

Email: erica.l.oliver97 [at] gmail.com

Areas of interest: I am interested in the role of women in conflict prevention and innovative solutions to lasting peace

Aya Laurie Salome Kouadio

LaurieUniversit茅 de Montr茅al

Email: aya.laurie.salome.kouadio [at] umontreal.ca

Areas of interest: I am interested in Gender studies and Women participation in politics /political violence in Africa ( specially Ivory Coast- West Africa).

Dana Shami

Ryerson University

Email: danashami98 [at] gmail.com

Areas of interest: Women and war and peace, gender based analysis and policy

Sandra Biskupski-Mujanovic

Mount Saint Vincent University

Email: sandra.biskupski-mujanovic [at] msvu.ca

Areas of interest: gender and global security, military, WPS, IR

Shhreyaa Mande

Shhreyaa Mande

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Email: shhreyaa.mande [at] mail.mcgill.ca

Areas of interest: Implementation of the WPS agenda in the Global South, Women's reproductive rights, Human Security, Feminist foreign policy

Morgan Fox

Morgan FoxQueen's University / Centre for International and Defence Policy

Email: morgan.fox [at] queensu.ca

Areas of interest: I conduct research on NATO's implementation of the Women, Peace and Security agenda. My other interests include: women's roles in transitional justice processes, conflict-related sexual and gender-based violence, feminist nationalism, and the WPS agenda in Ukraine.

Ninon Capon-Lavergne

Ninon Capon-LavergneUniversit茅 de Montr茅al

Email: ninon.capon [at] umontreal.ca

Areas of interest: Women, Migration, Mexico, NGO's, Feminist Organisations, Chiapas, Pandemic, Crisis

Vanja Zdjelar

Simon Fraser University

Email: vzdjelar [at] sfu.ca

Areas of interest: Terrorism, right wing extremism, incels

Annika Maulucci

Toronto Metropolitan University

Email: anni3maulucci [at] gmail.com

Areas of interest: My research interests include political economy and more specifically income inequality and how its existence can affect vulnerable groups.

Dilara Bektas

Osgoode Hall Law School, York University

Email: dilarabektas2022 [at] osgoode.yorku.ca

Areas of interest: My interests fall broadly within the intersection of legal practice and academia, particularly in the overlapping of political science and crime.

Ivana Zdjelar

Simon Fraser University

Email: izdjelar [at] sfu.ca

Areas of interest: Radicalization, Indoctrination, Disinformation, Gender and Conflict, Radicalization Intervention and Outcomes

Vaishnavi Panchanadam

Vaishnavi

The University of British Columbia

Email: vaishnavipanch [at] gmail.com

Areas of interest: The role of domestic civil society in global norm diffusion; NGOs and other organizations that uplift survivors of conflict-related gender based violence; art as transformative justice that facilitates healing for survivors; climate change as a security threat whose effects are gendered and racialized; the anthropocene as an epoch that embodies racism and planetary destruction

Harshini Ramesh

Harshini看片视频 University, Max Bell School of Public Policy

Email: harshini.vangalnatesaramesh [at] mail.mcgill.ca

Areas of interest: I am interested in climate/sustainability/environmental and gender/intersectionality issues, as the they relate to one another.

Rebacca Haines

Rebecca Haines看片视频 University

Email: rebecca.haines [at] mail.mcgill.ca

Areas of interest: women's leadership in anti-authoritarian/anti-coup social mobilizations; possibilities for making gender equality gains in these spaces.

Sonia Nouri

看片视频 University

Email: sonia.nouri [at] mail.mcgill.ca

Areas of interest: I am interested in political science research that concerns minority populations and their protections especially within the Canadian context.

Esli Chan

Esli Chan看片视频 University

Email: esli.chan [at] mail.mcgill.ca

Areas of interest: My research interests are in how technology mobilizes extremism and its connection to gender issues. My current research focuses on how women are recruited into far-right extremist movements online.

Owen Wong

Owen WongQueen's University

Email: 17onw1 [at] queensu.ca

Areas of interest: WPS in international organizations, the gender in ethnic conflict, post conflict reconstruction

Alida Oegema Thomas

Alida ThomasUniversity of British Columbia

Email: alidathomasc [at] gmail.com

Areas of interest: Climate Justice and WPS; Climate Migration

Elisa Alloul

Elisa Alloul看片视频 University

Email: elisa.alloul [at] mail.mcgill.ca

Areas of interest: Global policy, peace and security and its impact on Women and gender equality, and the effects of disinformation on geopolitical conflicts.

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