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Women, Peace and Security in the Age of Fragmentation

In this podcast, Laura Wise, Kasia Houghton, and Fiona Campbell discuss an SCGA Insight report following a workshop - with their colleague Salma Yusuf - supported by Scottish Council on Global Affairs and the Peace and Conflict Resolution Platform (PeaceRep), held at Edinburgh Law School on 2 October 2025.

They explore what Global Fragmentation and the contemporary Women Peace Security crisis/es means for women’s rights advocates in peace processes. The workshop brought together a group of individuals at multiple career stages from the worlds of diplomacy, governance, research, policy, practice, and activism to collectively make sense of this current moment in peacemaking, and generate new ideas to respond to a common challenge.

This collective work included reflections on the past and present of peacemaking and WPS, and thinking about the future trajectory of feminist approaches to peace.

Link to the blog by Salma Yusuf on Women’s Leadership in an Era of Multi-mediation and Global Fragmentation.

Link to UN resolution (S/RES/1325) on women and peace and security from 31 October 2000. 



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