Twenty-five Years of UN Security Council Resolution 1325: Reflecting on Women, Peace & Security

Twenty-five Years of UN Security Council Resolution 1325: Reflecting on Women, Peace & Security

Join us for a panel marking the 25th anniversary of United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325, which first recognized the vital role of women in peace and security.

Together, we will reflect on how the Women, Peace and  Security (WPS) agenda has shaped global policy and practice over the past 25 years, explore the gaps in implementation that remain, and consider new opportunities for advancing gender equality and inclusive peace in a rapidly changing world.

This event is only open to Georgetown University students, staff, and faculty with a valid GU ID.

Speakers 

Ambassador Melanne Verveer
Executive Director, Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security, Former US Ambassador for Global Women’s Issues 

Ambassador Swanee Hunt
Founder, Institute for Inclusive Security, Former US Ambassador to Austria 

Ambassador Donald Steinberg
Former USAID Deputy Administrator, Former US Ambassador to Angola 

Moderated by 

Carla Koppell
Vice Dean for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion,  Georgetown School of Foreign Service; Managing Director,  Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security