WomanStats Project

We are so grateful to all of our speakers and participants who attended and contributed to our 11tg symposium in Women, Peace, and Security. It was incredible to hear from so many skilled speakers ed insights from several different government and civil society organizations—we can’t thank them enough!

Our keynote speaker for the 11th Annual Symposium on Women, Peace and Security will be Ambassador Anwarul Chowdhury, who served as the president of the UN security council when UNSCR1315 on Women, Peace, and Security was passed. We hope to see you there!

The link for registration is in our bio!

Have you ever wondered what sport has to do with development and women’s security? Read about it in our latest blog post, linked in our bio!

Moving into a new year has us reflecting on the progress and accomplishments of the past year. Most recently lives in our mind the 10th annual symposium on Women, Peace, and Security we were able to hold this past November. We learned so much about the status of WPS across different national agencies as some as hearing directly from some of our partners and allies.

We extend our gratitude to the participants and attendees who together made this conference impactful, and look forward to another year of progress on the WPS front!

“Texas A&M’s history with women in the Corps is a testament to female perseverance, progress, and leadership in public service careers”

Check out our new blog post highlighting the role of women in the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets! Emma has given us a beautiful insight into the way women’s influence is needed in the Department of Defense— just in time for the Texas WPS Symposium happening today at Texas A&M University! Follow our stories to see live updates of the symposium and happy reading!