Nieuwsbrief 39 (pdf) - Sophia

colloque 8 colloquium
sophia | n° 39 | 2004
Tuesday - November 30,
2004
09:30 – 12:30 Session 3.
Thematic workshops
A. Governance and women
Gender issues in democracy building
(Search For Common Ground, Bujumbura)
Gender and participation in post-conflict
elections (IDEA, Stockholm/BXL)
Discussion
B. Conflict Resolution and Women
Gender perspectives in CR: theory and
case studies
(Donna Pankhurst, Department of Peace
Studies, Bradford University)
The peacemaking role of women (Nicola
Johnston, International Alert, London)
Discussion
C. Peacebuilding and Women
A role for women in post-war reconstruction?
The case of Afghanistan (Veronique
Cabiaux, Professor, ULB)
Women and post-conflict peacebuilding:
case studies
(Luisa Morgantini, MEP)
Discussion
10:45 – 11:15 Coffee/Tea Break
A. Governance and women
Women’s role in civil society
(OSCE)
Women as leaders: participation in political
parties, labour unions and economic
enterprises (Israeli and Palestinian
reps)
Discussion
B.Conflict resolution and women
Training women for peacemaking: an
added value? (Shelly Anderson, International
Fellowship of Reconciliation,
NDL)
The experience of the Russian mothers
(Larisa Deriglazova, Tomsk State University)
Women’s participation in conflict resolution
in Burundi (Marta Martinelli, Université
Libre de Bruxelles)
Discussion
C.Peacebuilding and women
Women’s Disarmament, Demobilisation
and
Reintegration (Tsjeard. Bouta, Clingendael
Institute)
What options for increased gender equity
in post-conflict peace (Augusta Angelucci,
UNDP, Rome)
Discussion
12:30 – 13:00 Plenary presentations by
workshop rapporteurs
14:30 – 18:00 Session 4.
Gender and Conflict:
Assessing the Progress,
Facing the Future
14:30 – 14:50 U.N Resolution 1325
(Jean-Pierre Peeters, UNDP, Brussels)
14:50 – 15:10 Women’s needs and interests
before, during and after conflict:
challenges for implementing humanitarian
programs (Gary Littlechild, OCHA,
Brussels).
15:10-15:30 NGOs approaches toward
gender issues in conflict zones (Eva Dalak,
Search for Common Ground, Brussels)
15:30 – 16:00 Coffee/Tea Break
16:00 – 16:20 Belgium’s gender policies
in conflict and development: issues, challenges,
prospects (Leen De Becker, Gender
Desk, DGCD, Brussels).
16:20 – 16:40 Gender and conflict: EU
policy objectives (Dr. Lieve Fransen, Head
of Unit – Human and Social Development,
EU Commission ).
16:40–17:00 The way forward (WIDE,
Women in Development in Europe,
Brussels)
17:00 – 17:45 Debate
17: 45 – 18:00 Concluding remarks
Contact:
Marta Martinelli Quille,
Marta.Martinelli@ulb.ac.be
tel. +32 2-650 3417
Secretariat & Logistics:
Francoise Vanden Broeck,
fvandenbroeck@admin.ulb.ac.be
tel +32 2 650 3499
4° Congrès
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Après Québec (1996), Dakar (1999) et
Toulouse (2002), Ottawa accueillera, du
mardi 5 au dimanche 10 juillet 2005, le
4e Congrès international des Recherches
féministes dans la francophonie plurielle.
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membres d'associations engagées dans la
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et d'Asie, qui donneront lieu, comme
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