#WPSAdvice2025: It’s Still Time for Canada to “Lead by Example”
By Karen Breeck MD, MHSc, CD – Federation of Medical Women of Canada Member In 2019, I published “#WPSAdvice: Lead by Example,” urging Canada to honour its Women, Peace and Security …
#WPSAdvice: Learning from the Asia-Pacific: How Canada’s New Government Can Strengthen Women, Peace and Security Implementation
By Maryruth Belsey Priebe This blog post is drawn from a forthcoming book chapter on sustaining WPS achievements in the Asia-Pacific region authored by Dr. Alan Okros, Dr. Crystal Pryor, …
#WPSAdvice: Situation Critical: Funding for Women’s Peacebuilding Organizations in Conflict-Affected Contexts
By Beth Woroniuk, Senior Fellow, Feminist Foreign Policy Collaborative Adequate financing has long been a major barrier facing the Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda. Today this funding crisis is …
#WPSAdvice: From Crisis to Commitment: Why the New Government Must Lead on Women, Peace and Security
By Katrina Leclerc, PhD candidate at Saint-Paul University and chair of the WPSN-C As Canada welcomes a newly elected government, global headlines paint a grim picture: mass displacement in Sudan, …
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