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Women In International Security (WIIS)

Women In International Security (WIIS) is the premier organization in the world dedicated to advancing the leadership and professional development of women in the field of international peace and security. WIIS (pronounced “wise”) sponsors leadership training, mentoring, and networking programs as well as substantive events focused on current policy problems. WIIS also supports research projects and policy engagement initiatives on critical international security issues, including the nexus between gender and security.
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Resources:

• August 01, 2019 Women of the Alt-Right: An Intersectional Study of Far-Right Extremism, Gender, & Identity in the United States
  By: Sarah Kenny
• March 01, 2019 Removing Obstacles to Women’s Participation at the Peace Table and in Politics
  By: Pearl Karuhanga Atuhaire, Grace Ndirangu
• September 01, 2018 The WIIS Gender Scorecard: Washington, DC Think Tanks - 2018
  By: Chantal de Jonge Oudraat, Soraya Kamali-Nafar
• March 01, 2018 Sexual and Gender Based Violence in Refugee Settings in Kenya and Uganda
  By: Pearl Karuhanga Atuhaire, Grace Ndirangu
• March 01, 2018 Gender Parity in Peace Operations: Opportunities for U.S. Engagement
  By: Luisa Ryan, Shannon Zimmerman
• February 01, 2018 Improving Gender Training in UN Peacekeeping Operations
  By: Velomahanina T. Razakamaharavo, Luisa Ryan, Leah Sherwood
• February 01, 2018 Missing Figures: The Cybersecurity Gender Gap
  By: Spencer Beall
• November 13, 2017 WPS+GPS: Adding Gender to the Peace and Security Equation
  By: Chantal de Jonge Oudraat, Michael E. Brown
• May 01, 2017 Women in Jihadist Organizations: Victims or Terrorists
  By: Hamoon Khelghat-Doost
• April 01, 2017 Women, Gender, and Terrorism: Understanding Cultural and Organizational Differences
  By: Chantal de Jonge Oudraat, Jeannette Gaudry
• January 01, 2017 Equipping and Training Modifications for Combat Arms Women
  By: Ellen Haring
• January 01, 2017 Women, Gender, and Terrorism Policies and Programming
  By: Chantal de Jonge Oudraat, Jeannette Gaudry