News & Events
Pathways to Peace Roundtable
A joint event organised by IBIS, the Latin American Solidarity Centre (LASC), UCD School of Politics and International Relations and the Conflict Resolution Unit of the Dept of Foreign Affairs and Trade took place on Tuesday, 5th March 2013. 'Pathways to Peace: Lessons Learned from Northern Ireland for the Current Colombian Peace Process' ran from 5-7pm at the Irish Aid Centre, 31 O'Connell Street, Dublin. Read More
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UNSCR 1325 International Seminar
IBIS organised an international seminar titled 'Impact and Innovation: UNSCR 1325 in Ireland and Globally' on Friday, 5th April 2013 at the Mansion House in Dublin. The conference looked at new approaches to women, peace and security at international, regional and national levels. Read More
News & Events
Women, Peace and Decision-Making in Post-Conflict Societies
The Liberia Solidarity Group, the National Women's Council of Ireland (NWCI) and IBIS are hosting a roundtable discussion on Wednesday, 15 May in the NWCI offices, Dublin. A particular theme of the discussion will be the release of Ireland's new White Paper, which mentions a specific commitment to 1325. For more details and to RSVP click here
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15 Years On
Reflecting on the successes and failures of the 15 years since the Belfast/Good Friday Agreement
IBIS is part of a group which has come together to discuss how we might use 2013 to reflect on the successes and failures of the 15 years since the Belfast/Good Friday Agreement. This conversation will take place largely online, leading to a culminating event sometime in autumn 2013. To find out more about the initiative click here
IBIS Research Project
Addressing cultural legacies of conflict: Towards an inter-cultural and inter-dimensional dialogue on women, peace and security
Dr Melanie Hoewer is Principal Investigator for this research project, which began in October 2012 and looks at lessons learned from 1325 processes, in particular from the Irish cross-learning model and at the impact of international organisations in promoting UNSCR 1325, e.g. through the Irish OSCE Chairmanship.
For a full description of the project, click here