Please join Women In International Security and the Heinrich Boell Foundation on November 16th at 10 AM (EST) for a conversation with young emerging feminist leaders from the Global North and South to discuss the future and shape of feminist foreign and development policy in a turbulent world.

With crises unfolding in many parts of the world—from Russia’s war in Ukraine and the protests in Iran to the global pandemic, food insecurity, and climate catastrophes—it is essential to understand how taking a feminist foreign policy view can benefit the dialogue between the Global North and South on gender issues.

Opening Remarks

H.E. AmbassadorSebastian Kraljevich Chadwick

Ambassador, Permanent Representative of Chile to the Organization of American States

Ariela Blätter

President and CEO, Women In International Security

Panelists

Tarah Demant

Interim National Director of Programs, Advocacy and Government Affairs, Amnesty USA

Hillary Anderson

Senior Gender Specialist, Inter-American Commission of Women, Organization of American States

Fakhrriyyah Hashim

Development and Policy Communications Consultant, #NorthNormal Campaign on Gender-Based Violence

Sofiia Shevchuk

Independent Researcher on Feminist Foreign Policy

Moderator

Dr. Karin Johnston

Research Director and Senior Fellow, Women In International Security