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International Women’s Day 2025: Women in Conflict, Protest and Diplomacy

5 March 2025
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US and Australian Women and Space Event with AWDC

18 November 2024
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Events, Cyber Technology and Security Program, Defence Strategy Program

A WPS Agenda Fit for Purpose in the Indo-Pacific

9 April 2024
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Women in Defence and Security Network Speed Mentoring

30 November 2023
Cover image: One of three schools in Bangladesh run by Shamima Bibi for women refugees from Rohingya in July 2019. Image courtesy UN Women Asia and the Pacific/flickr.https://www.flickr.com/photos/unwomenasiapacific/49004872437/
Report, Defence Strategy Program

Australia’s implementation of women, peace and security: Promoting regional security

Louise Allen 19 February 2020
Able seaman boatswains mate Olivia Fels at the forecastle onboard HMAS Brisbane, alongside Fleet Base East: Department of Defence.http://images.defence.gov.au/20190515ran8535379_033.jpg
Report, Defence Strategy Program

Women, peace and security: Defending progress and responding to emerging challenges

Lisa Sharland, Genevieve Feely 27 June 2019
Australian Army pilot Captain Melissa Polkinghorne, who flies one of the Army’s new Eurocopter Tiger armed reconnaissance helicopter at 1st Aviation Regiment, stands in front of one of the regiment’s Tiger helicopters at Robertson Barracks, Darwin, on 1 April 2016. Photo courtesy Department of DefenceAustralian Army pilot Captain Melissa Polkinghorne, who flies one of the Army’s new Eurocopter Tiger armed reconnaissance helicopter at 1st Aviation Regiment, stands in front of one of the regiment’s Tiger helicopters at Robertson Barracks, Darwin, on 1 April 2016. Photo courtesy Department of Defence
Report, Defence Strategy Program

Women, peace and security: Addressing the gaps and strengthening implementation

Lisa Sharland, Jacqueline Westermann, Ms Gai Brodtmann, et al. 10 May 2018