News and Event Highlights
News and Event Highlights
A January 29 roundtable at SIPA explored how human rights law strengthens enforcement and protection for survivors in the United States.
IGP's Technology & Democracy Initiative and IGP's Women's Initiative convened an expert panel to discuss how governments, multilateral institutions, and technology companies can take action to address online violence, abuse, and harassment.
IGP Women’s Initiative Director Jennifer Klein spoke on a panel titled “Charting a New Course for Care Policy,” about the policy solutions needed to address the caregiving crisis in the United States.
In this second installation of the conflict-related sexual violence virtual roundtable series, a panel of global experts discussed legal representation, reparations, recognition for children born of wartime rape, and community rebuilding as essential pathways to justice for survivors
"In Beijing in 1995, we witnessed the power of women organizing. In Reykjavik in 2025, we need to wield that power again, to meet the pressing challenges of this time,” IGP Women's Initiative Director Rachel Vogelstein told attendees of the Reykjavik Global Forum this month.
Former aides to Vice President Kamala Harris joined IGP’s Women’s Initiative for a candid discussion on perceptions of women leaders.
Women’s Initiative Director Jennifer Klein introduced an episode of Vital Voices Live on the launch of former Prime Minister of Finland Sanna Marin’s new book, Hope in Action.
At an IGP Women’s Initiative roundtable, researcher Tresa Undem discussed her new report on Gen Z men and gender norms.
The Institute of Global Politics (IGP) Women’s Initiative convened a roundtable on October 9 to discuss the global implications of the erasure of Afghan women’s rights under Taliban rule.
IGP Carnegie Distinguished Fellow Susana Malcorra, former director-general of UNESCO, Irina Bokova, and IGP Women’s Initiative Director Rachel Vogelstein discussed new Beijing+30 report and the future of women’s rights globally.