WPS at 25 and Canada’s CNAP3: Feminist Reflections on Progress and Gaps

The Women, Peace and Security Network – Canada (WPSN-C)’s latest publication, WPS at 25 and Canada’s CNAP3: Feminist Reflections on Progress and Gaps is edited by Katrina Leclerc, Sandra Biskupski-Mujanovic and Sarah Keeler

A blog series highlighting each chapter to mark 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence can be found here.

The launch of WPS at 25 and Canada’s CNAP3: Feminist Reflections on Progress and Gaps was held on Zoom on Tuesday, November 25th with most of the contributors providing short overviews of their chapters.

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The publications chapters are also available to download individually:

• Chapter 1: WPS at 25: A Moment of Reflection and Reckoning (Katrina Leclerc, Sandra Biskupski-Mujanovic and Sarah Keeler)
• Chapter 2: Renewing the Commitment: A New WPS Ambassador Urgently Needed (Bénédicte Santoire and Beth Woroniuk)
• Chapter 3: War, Climate Change, and the WPS Agenda: Implications for Canada’s CNAP3 and Beyond (Nahid Azad)
• Chapter 4: Canada’s Rising Military Spending Undermines Women, Peace and Security (Ellen Woodsworth and Tamara Lorincz)
• Chapter 5: Resourcing CNAP3: Hallucination or a Plan with a Budget? (Beth Woroniuk)
• Chapter 6: Afghan Women: The Forgotten Frontline of Peace (Wazhma Frogh)
• Chapter 7: The Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza: Impacts on Women and the Imperative of the Women, Peace and Security Agenda (Mary Bridger)
• Chapter 8: The 25th Anniversary of Resolution 1325 & Sudan: Promises, Realities & Potential (Rita Morbia)
• Chapter 9: Canada’s Indo-Pacific Strategy militarizes Asia and undermines Women, Peace and Security (Tamara Lorincz)
• Chapter 10: From Reflection to Action: Queering Canada’s WPS Commitments at 25 Years (Alexandria Bohémier, Kim Vance-Mubanga, and Sarah Clifford)
• Chapter 11: Invisible No More: Women with Disabilities in the Women, Peace, and Security Agenda (Anne Delorme and Sarah Keeler)
• Chapter 12: Detokenizing Civic Space: Leveraging WPS–YPS Synergies for Full Youth Engagement in Canada (Shayne Wong)
• Chapter 13: Women, Peace and Security: What Resolution 1325 Means for Women of Colour in Canada and Beyond (Esra Bengizi)
• Chapter 14: Navigating the Perfect Storm: Leveraging Gender-Responsive Climate Justice for Peace and Security (Chloé Silvestre and Rabab Rabbani)
• Chapter 15: Peace Is Not Just the Absence of War: A Filipina Physician’s Reflection on Care, Power, and Exclusion (Denise Koh)