Partnership

The Research Network on Women, Peace and Security (RN-WPS) mobilizes international and Canadian-based expertise on issues related to the WPS agenda, and more broadly, the intersections of militarism, (in)security, settler-colonialism, gender, race, sexuality, age and ability.

Through relevant adult education programs, effective partnerships, and applicable research, Coady Institute is equipping community leaders and their organizations with the knowledge and practical tools needed to bring about the change they want for themselves.

​KAIPTC develops and delivers internationally recognized multidimensional and integrated Peace Support Operations training courses and also collaborates with partners to host peace and security programmes and activities at regional and continental levels.

The Feminist Centre for Racial Justice (FCRJ) is a transnational interdisciplinary impact-driven research centre. The centre focuses on the majority world as geographies from which to build feminist imaginaries of racial justice.

Reaching Critical Will works for disarmament and demilitarization by collaborating with activists, affected communities, international organizations, and governments to prohibit and eliminate weapons, stop military spending, war profiteering, and the arms trade, and build solidarity for the wellbeing of all people and the planet

IGLI’s unique contribution lies in building networks and serving as a hub for cutting-edge research and education. By strengthening both movements and their public support, IGLI amplifies emergent solutions that center justice, care, and wellbeing — creating a more connected, effective, and sustainable path to peace for all.

The Consortium on Gender, Security & Human Rights works across scholarly, policy and activist communities to create the multidimensional, intersectional, feminist gendered analyses that are imperative to finding sustainable and just solutions — not only to wars, but to the political, social, and economic inequalities that underlie them.

The Peace Operations Network brings together francophone practitioners, professors, researchers, students, and journalists from around the world who are interested in peace operations in all their aspects. The Network strives towards a better understanding of peace operations by generating relevant exchanges, research, publications, and conferences.

The Hub at University of Ottawa will provide an administrative home for this initiative, including logistical support with financial management, reporting, communications, website updates, logistics for training workshop delivery, and other logistical support.