Peace Palace

Past event: Women in Peacekeeping

News item | 14-02-2018

This lecture has already taken place, but can be watched back via this livestream

To mark International Women’s Day 2018, there was be a special edition of HagueTalks @The Peace Palace on March 8. With this event the role and contribution of women to international peace and security were highlighted, while addressing the challenges and opportunities in ensuring a gender sensitive approach to peacekeeping. HagueTalks is a series of events during which inspiring speakers shortly present their innovative and refreshing ideas on specific topics of peace and justice, during which dialogues and discussions with the public are encouraged.

Date: Thursday 8 March 2018
Time: 16:00
Location: Peace Palace
Language: English
Attending is free, but registration in required. Important: Please bring a valid ID or passport to the event, access to the Peace Palace without one is not possible.

Programme

Moderator
Marriët Schuurman – Head of the UN Security Council Task Force of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands, and former-Special Representative on Women, Peace and Security of NATO.

Speakers

HagueTalks @The Peace Palace

HagueTalks is a series of events during which innovative and refreshing perspectives on issues of peace and justice are presented by inspiring speakers. Their lectures are short, as the concept is to foster dialogues and discussions with the audience. By cooperating with the Carnegie Foundation, owner of the Peace Palace, a series of inspiring HagueTalks can be held at the Peace Palace: the international icon of peace and justice. In this way, the important perspectives are placed on a more global stage. Being the icon of peace and justice, the Peace Palace brings together different parties to facilitate dialogues that contribute to progress to a more peaceful world.

Partners

This edition of HagueTalks is organised in cooperation with the Embassy of Ireland in The Netherlands, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands, Just Peace and the Carnegie Foundation – Peace Palace.