Women, Men, Peace & Security

NAP 1325

Bi-Annual Event of the NAP1325 Signatory Community

Ministerie van Defensie

The Ministry of Defence, together with NAP1325 coordinators the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and WO=MEN Dutch Gender Platform, cordially invite you to the NAP 1325 Signatory Event 'Women, Men, Peace &amp; Security’ on the 7th of March 2024.

Engaging men and masculinities is crucial to promote gender equality and improve the position of women, leading to sustainable peace and inclusive security. In the Netherlands, <a href="https://www.defensie.nl/onderwerpen/overdefensie/het-verhaal-van-defensie/aantallen-personeel" title="https://www.defensie.nl/onderwerpen/overdefensie/het-verhaal-van-defensie/aantallen-personeel" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">88% of military personnel</a> and <a href="https://www.politie.nl/nieuws/2022/april/13/politie-zoekt-meer-diversiteit-met-wervingscampagne-nieuwe-agenten.html" title="https://www.politie.nl/nieuws/2022/april/13/politie-zoekt-meer-diversiteit-met-wervingscampagne-nieuwe-agenten.html" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">60% of police officers</a> are male. How are men and boys in the defence and security sector in the Netherlands and other countries currently involved in the Women, Peace and Security Agenda? How do prevailing ideas about masculinity contribute to or hinder sustainable peace and security for all? And how can male religious and traditional leaders influence these ideas?During this event, we will explore inspiring initiatives, projects, research and methodologies on engaging men and masculinities in the Women, Peace &amp; Security Agenda. With among others key note speeches of Colonel Innes Catton of the United Kingdom Armed forces and an Iraqi women's rights activist and academic researcher. Followed by interactive fringe sessions hosted by PAX, CARE Netherlands, Mensen met een Missie, Tearfund, and the Ministry of Defence.Deadline for registration is Thursday 29th of February COB. Please note that registration is mandatory due to the check-in process at the venue. After registration, you will receive a link from the Ministry of Defence with additional registration requirements (such as your ID no.). Please do complete this link as soon as you receive it. Remember to bring your ID with you on March 7. Program11.00-11.30hrs Check-in11.30-11.40hrs Welcome &amp; introduction by the Ministry of Defence and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (room: Leeuwenkuil)11.40-12.00hrs Keynote speech by Colonel Innes Catton, UK Armed forces (room: Leeuwenkuil)12.00-12.20hrs Q&amp;As12.20-12.40hrs Keynote speech by dr Ilham Makki, Iraq (room: Leeuwenkuil)12.40-13.00hrs Q&amp;As13.15-14.00hrs Parallel fringe sessions 1, 2 and 3: 1. Feminist Foreign Policy &amp; Mitigating Civilian Harm by PAX (room: tbc)<a href="https://www.liberatingstructures.com/18-users-experience-fishbowl/" title="https://www.liberatingstructures.com/18-users-experience-fishbowl/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Fish bowl</a> format session discussing inspiring ways how Feminist Foreign Policies can more practically mitigate civilian harm, with a particular focus on gendered analysis and engagement of men. Including lessons learned from Iraq. Key questions to be discussed: why is a feminist approach to civilian harm mitigation important and useful? What steps can military actors take? What are policy recommendations for the Netherlands to include civilian harm mitigation in their Feminist Foreign Policy implementation? With Erin Bijl, Sr Project Officer Protection of Civilians at PAX, an Iraqi women's rights activist and academic researcher, and Ilse Wermink, Gender Advisor at PAX. 2. Engaging Men in Traditional and Religious Leadership by Mensen met een Missie, CARE Netherlands and Tearfund (room: Perszaal)Deep dive session exploring the ‘Men Engage Approach’ and how this approach is applied by traditional and religious leaders in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Burundi. Traditional and religious leaders are mostly male and are often seen as guardians of restrictive norms. Case studies from DRC and Burundi will show how social norms and masculine behaviour restrict gender equality in their contexts, and how traditional and religious leaders can influence these norms. With experts from Tearfund, CARE and Mensen met een Missie in the Netherlands and online presence and contributions of partners in DRC and Burundi. 3. Engaging Men with Deputy Director Operations Ministry of Defence (room: tbc)Air commodore Arnoud Stallman, Deputy Director Operations Ministry of Defence sharing his view how to get men engaged. 14.00-14.30 Closing &amp; network drinks (room: Leeuwenkuil)

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