Feminist Foreign Policy prioritizes peace, gender equality, intersectionality and environmental integrity. It enshrines, promotes, and protects the human rights of all; seeking to dismantle patriarchal, colonial, and racist power structures and it allocates significant resources, including research and support for local women’s rights groups, to achieve that vision.
Peace and International Solidarity Through Community Authority
A proposed federated data infrastructure designed to make community peace work visible, resourced, and structurally embedded in policy.
Peace Without Parity Is Not Peace: Why Feminist Data Governance Defines 21st Century Security
For 25 years we’ve tracked women’s participation in peace processes. For 25 years we’ve measured conflict data. But we’ve never connected these systems.
The Algorithmic Justice Myth: How Judicial AI Systems Perpetuate Gender Discrimination
Findings from our Expert Group research paper for the 70th Commission on the Status of Women
Building Fairer AI: New UN Guidance for Equitable Artificial Intelligence Standards
Digital technologies are evolving at breakneck speed, with artificial intelligence becoming more powerful each day. However, the benefits of AI are not distributed equally—algorithms trained on biased data often perpetuate and amplify existing inequalities, particularly affecting women and marginalized communities.
Advancing Gender Equality in Quality Infrastructure: The UNECE Gender Action Plan Model Blueprint
Thirty years after the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action, progress on gender equality remains frustratingly slow. At current rates, achieving full gender equality could take over a century. This stark reality underscores the urgent need for transformative action at every level of governance—including within the specialized institutions that shape our technical standards and regulatory frameworks.