#WPSAdvice: Where do we go from here
Over the past several months, our #WPSAdvice blog series has showcased a range of WPSN-C members as they reflect on the current political situation in Canada, the state of WPS …
#WPSAdvice: Strengthening Engagement Between the Government of Canada and Civil Society Representatives
By Monique Cuillerier, coordinator, WPSN-C In early 2024, the Women, Peace and Security Network – Canada (WPSN-C) conducted a project, in collaboration with Global Affairs Canada (GAC), to provide guidance …
#WPSAdvice: Canada’s Feminist Foreign Policy at a Crossroads: Sustaining Momentum Amid Political Transition
By Sophia Papastavrou, Gender Specialist & WPSN-C Steering Committee Member and Sarah Keeler, Policy and Advocacy Specialist & WPSN-C Steering Committee Member The recent Liberal Party victory under Prime Minister …
#WPSAdvice: Building Peace at Home: Why Canada Needs a Youth, Peace, and Security Agenda
By: Shayne Wong and Imogen Fraser, Canadian Coalition for Youth, Peace & Security (CCYPS) As a new federal government takes shape, there is an opportunity for Canada to strengthen and …
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