Feminist Foreign Policy: Past, Present and Future by IMPRI 10612 10612 people viewed this event. Feminist Foreign Policy: Past, Present and Future | An Online International Summer School Program | A Three-Day Immersive Online Certificate Training Symposium | June 2024 | IMPRI #WebPolicyLearning The Asia Foundation, New Delhi and IMPRI Center for International Relations and Strategic Studies, and IMPRI Gender Impact Studies Center (GISC), IMPRI Impact and Policy Research Institute, New Delhi invites you to #WebPolicyLearning On the Occasion of International Day of Women in Diplomacy – 24 June 2024 An Online International Summer School Program A Three-Day Immersive Online Certificate Training Symposium Feminist Foreign Policy (FFP): Past, Present and Future Details of the #WebPolicyLearning :Dates: June 24, 25 and 26, 2024Time: 3 – 5 p.m. ISTPlatforms: Zoom | YouTube Live @ YouTube.com/@impriindia | Spotify | Google Podcasts Course Fee: Free! Registration Form: https://forms.gle/aUWjCuTbD177SELi7Link to join the Zoom session: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_BKk_5V4FTEKcx4qiU67zwA#/registration Feedback Form: https://forms.gle/Nz9N74eDEuFDn8zDA VIDEOS & AUDIOS: DAY 1 Session- VIDEOS: Live: https://www.youtube.com/live/vauKY_dOA4A HQ: https://youtu.be/LpxDgN8-mUA Introduction International Day of Women in Diplomacy 24 June 2024: https://youtu.be/PEg9eUBeAUo  AUDIOS:  Spotify | Google Podcasts DAY 2 Session- VIDEOS: Live: https://www.youtube.com/live/nIdrJ3leDW4 HQ: https://youtu.be/PxfqHhmCiYA AUDIOS: Spotify | Google Podcasts DAY 3 Session- VIDEOS: Live: https://www.youtube.com/live/fJP7DvKs284 HQ: https://youtu.be/oNx1a-9I1JM AUDIOS: Spotify | Google Podcasts List of Registered Participants: https://www.impriindia.com/insights/participants-list-details-feminist-foreign-policy-past-present-and-future/ Press Release: https://www.impriindia.com/research/in-news/pioneering-diplomacy-womens-impact-evolution-feminist-foreign-policy/ Overview The International Day of Women in Diplomacy, observed annually on June 24, declared by UNGA’s 76th session, serves as a global platform to recognize and celebrate the invaluable contributions of women to the field of diplomacy. This day is dedicated to honoring the achievements of women diplomats, acknowledging their resilience in overcoming challenges, and promoting gender equality within the diplomatic sphere. Since 2014, 16 countries have either adopted or committed to adopting Feminist Foreign Policies. However, a lot more needs to be done in prioritizing feminism in feminist foreign policies. While some have chosen to continue dispensing aid, some chose to add women and stir. Instead of choosing to engage with feminist values and focusing on intersectionality and peace, these policies continued to normalize “feminism-lite” agendas. In reality, women and non-binary people in the global south have been “doing” feminist foreign policy for generations now. Movements ranging from resisting colonialism to practicing food sovereignty, from inclusive law-making to deploying international law in pushing for their rights – the wealth of knowledge embodied in praxis in the majority world must be cantered. This symposium recognizes these gaps and takes a deep dive into the field to build strong understandings of Feminist Foreign Policy as a concept. It offers a comprehensive overview of feminist foreign policies as they exist, presents the building blocks of such policies, and presents lessons from rich examples from the majority world. This provides an opportunity to critically interrogate the adoption of feminist and pro-gender foreign policies and diplomatic practices by a growing number of states and organizations, sparking both political debate and scholarly engagement. It offers a platform for the conduct of advanced in-depth reflection and analysis of this development through a range of conceptual and theoretical debates. Undergirding the symposium is the broad question of what it means to conduct feminist and/or pro-gender foreign policy and diplomacy. How do they differ from orthodox foreign policy and diplomatic approaches? How should they be conceptualized and analyzed? Addressing these questions, the symposium will serve as platform and foundation for further in depth-deliberations and policy interventions. For Whom The symposium will be beneficial for international relations academicians, scholars, and students; diplomats, diplomatic organizations, and institutions; journalists, media personnel;early career professionals and anyone interested in feminism, global politics, and the intersection of the two. Benefits The symposium will provide participants with the tools – international legal framework, diplomatic “hard” and “soft” power, advocacy methods – to promote and defend women’srights today, directly linked to current events and with strong testimonies from different types of actors on the field (officials, civil society activists, representatives of internationalorganizations, private and philanthropic sectors).Upon successful completion of the program, each participant will receive a Certificate of Completion, contingent upon their attendance being logged on Zoom for all three days. Purpose and Impact To provide a platform for insightful discussions and critical reflections on the role of feminist principles in shaping international relations and diplomacy. Raising awareness about the importance of gender equality within the field of diplomacy that would generate structures and systems for creating an enabling ecosystem for meaningful and proactive participation of women in diplomatic decision making. Lead to the formulation of recommendations and evidence based policy suggestions for integrating feminist principles into foreign policy. To facilitate cross-cultural dialogue, collaboration, and the sharing of best practices, fostering global and regional networks committed to advancing feminist values in foreign policy. To dispel misconceptions about feminist foreign policy and provide a nuanced understanding of its potential impact on diplomatic relations. Program Experts Chair: Prof Vibhuti Patel, Visiting Distinguished Professor IMPRI, former professor, at Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai Experts: Ms Stephenie Foster, Partner, Smash Strategies ; Co-Author, Feminist Foreign Policy in Theory and Practice Prof Sanjukta Bhattacharya, Retired Professor, International Relations, Jadavpur University, Kolkata; Visiting Professor, IMPRI Ambassador Latha Reddy, (IFS, Retd.) Former Deputy National Security Adviser of India; Indian Ambassador to Portugal and Thailand; Co-Chairman, Global Commission on Stability in Cyberspace Ms Nandita Baruah, The Asia Foundation’s country representative in India Prof Vibhuti Patel, Visiting Distinguished Professor IMPRI, former professor, at Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai Dr Shweta Singh, Associate Professor, South Asian University, New Delhi Prof Anuradha M Chenoy, Adjunct Professor at the Jindal School of International Affairs, Jindal Global University; Former dean at School of International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. Ambassador Anil Trigunayat, (IFS, Retd.) Former Indian Ambassador to Jordan, Libya, and Malta; Distinguished Fellow and Head of the West Asia Experts Group at the Vivekananda International Foundation; Visiting Distinguished Fellows IMPRI. Ambassador Riva Ganguly Das, (IFS, Retd.), Former Secretary (East), MEA & Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh, New Delhi Conveners:Ms Nandita Baruah, The Asia Foundation’s Country Representative in IndiaMs Apoorva Singh, Program Officer, The Asia FoundationDr Arjun Kumar, Director, IMPRIDr Simi Mehta, CEO & Editorial Director, IMPRI Coordinators:Mr Satyam Tripathi, IMPRIMs Vithita Jha, IMPRIMs Swetha Shanker Pydimarry, IMPRI Program Time Structure Program Time Structure On the … Continue reading Feminist Foreign Policy: Past, Present and Future