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Feb 15 Mu Sochua's Visit with Aung San Suu Kyi

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Feb 14 Sanctions and Burma

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Jan 31 Watching North Africa and Yemen

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Jan 31 Not My Life

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Jan 11 Protecting Children from Sexual Exploitation in Tourism

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Jan 10 Women and the UN

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Jan 10 What is the QDDR and what does it have to do with women?

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Jan 7 Women, Peace and Security - UN Security Council Resolution 1325

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Jan 7 Baroness Goudie on Twitter

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Dec 23
Dec 23 IN MEMORIAM Haitian Parlaimentarain The Honorable Gérandale TÉLUSMA 1972-2010

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She was a deputy of the 48th Haitian legislature from the MOCHRENA party, Gerandale ran for reelection for the District of Gros-Morne in the Artibonite.

Dec 15
Dec 15 Parliament Approves Tougher Rules to Combat Trafficking in Human Beings

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Dec 14
Dec 14 Electing Women in Haiti a Key First Step to Reconstruction

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Nov 29
Nov 29 Children's Rights Threatened by Witchcraft

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Nov 22
Nov 22 Women battle for Health in Haiti

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Nov 22
Nov 22 Inspiring women: In search of a modern muse

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Nov 16
Nov 16 Club aspires to give women 30% role on boards

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Nov 4
Nov 4 Hidden in Plain View: Adolescent Girls on the Streets

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Nov 2
Nov 2 Report about child pornography in the Commonwealth‏

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Nov 1
Nov 1 Statement of GlobalPower 2010

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Oct 12
Oct 12 The Power of Mentoring: Established Leaders Giving Voice to Emerging Leaders

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Raja's Story - Women for Women International

Raja has been intermittently displaced by conflict in Iraq since 2008. Since 2015, she has been raising her 5 children alone in a camp for internally displaced people in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq.

This film was produced to accompany a research project carried out by Women for Women International www.womenforwomen.org.uk, LSE Centre for Women, Peace http://www.lse.ac.uk/women-peace-secu... and Security and GAPS http://gaps-uk.org/

We are grateful for support from the Millby Foundation for enabling us to commission the research and films.

Read the full research report at: www.womenforwomen.org.uk/livelihoods-research. Film directed and produced by Emily Kinskey.

Human Trafficking in Conflict Zones:Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace & Security

Human trafficking is modern day slavery. It occurs around the world and is exacerbated by conflict, which increases demand for forced labor and sexual services and places refugees and IDPs in vulnerable situations. During human trafficking prevention month, we interviewed experts about trafficking and its particular effect on women in conflict. 

Vital Voices 2017 Global Leadership Awards: Opening Film

The 16th Annual Vital Voices Global Leadership Awards took place in Washington, D.C. on 8th march to honor women who are serving on the front lines of change. Creating innovative solutions to the world's most intractable problems, they are increasing peace and prosperity in their communities and improving the world for us all.
 

Eisenhower Theater

Power Shift 2016: Women and Leadership

On 4th May 2016 I took part in the Oxford Union-Style Debate in Georgetown’s Historic Gaston Hall.

The motion: "This house believes nations should adopt quotas for women on corporate boards"

Presiding Chair: Paulette Brown, President, American Bar Association

For:
- Irene Natividad, President, Global Summit of Women (USA)
- Joanna Maycock; Secretary-General, European Women’s Lobby
- Hilary Gosher; Managing Partner, Insight Venture Partners

Against:

- Baroness Mary Goudie; Labour Member, House of Lords and Founding Member, The 30% Club
- Lorraine Hack, Partner, Heidrick & Struggles
- Kimberly Weisul, Editor-at-Large, Inc.com

EHF Peace Awards Ceremony 2016

On October 27th 2016, the El-Hibri Foundation held its tenth annual Peace Awards Ceremony to honor Namira Islam, Brie Loskota, and Eboo Patel – three individuals who have demonstrated courageous leadership in advancing inclusion, building capacity, and organizing communities for social change.

In a climate where fear and divisiveness are far too prominent in public discourse, their stories provide much-needed hope and inspiration for people of all backgrounds to celebrate the hard work of advocates for inclusion. These outstanding leaders are continuing to build community despite every attempt around them to divide, and are working to empower future generations of leaders.

 

The 30% Club story | Helena Morrissey | TEDxHultLondon

In 2010, Helena Morrissey and I founded the 30% Club, a cross-business initiative aimed at achieving 30% women on UK corporate boards by 2015 through voluntary, business-led change. This has now become an international approach, with 30% Clubs in the US, Hong Kong, Ireland and Southern Africa.

Find out more about the 30% Club https://30percentclub.org/

Roadmap for Promoting Women's Economic Empowerment
Lucy Hockings presents NCW #SpeakOut Competition, 2013
 

 

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Baroness Goudie is a global advocate for the rights of women. She advises philanthropic, political, and commercial organisations on ways to achieve better gender balance and encourage diversity in leadership. She has been a member of the British House of Lords since 1998.

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