Above all else, this is an effort to encourage us to ask difficult questions about the work we do, and why we do it. In doing so, we can bolster our efforts to see gender comprehensively considered in nuclear weapons policy moving forward.
💡Please share and reach out if you have any questions!
The project and report, complete with an evaluation framework designed for use amongst members of the nuclear policy community, has been made possible thanks to the invaluable insights of the members of the Community of Practice, and the generous support of NTI.
The report, based on insights from the BASIC Community of Practice, details:
🔹How impact is understood in relation to gender work in nuclear policy.
🔹How we can evaluate gender work in nuclear policy moving forward.
📝 New Report: 'Gender and Nuclear Weapons: Measuring the Impact'
This report outlines findings from the BASIC @basicint.bsky.social Community of Practice on Gender and Nuclear Weapons, with tangible steps to evaluate the impact of gendering nuclear policy.
basicint.org/report-gende...
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📘 Happy New Year from the BJPIR!
📝 In 2025, we'll continue to share new publications, special collections & opportunities.
🖥️ Interested in submitting your research to BJPIR? You can find the aims and scope of the journal, and submission guidelines on our website here:
Starting the 2025 To-Do list from Assynt. Happy New Year!
Hello! As my Bluesky debut, I’m happy to share this EUNPDC paper on feminist foreign policy and nuclear weapons.
I’m a PhD student at the University of Leeds working on gender and nuclear weapons.
Stay tuned for feminist curiosity and nuclear weapons.
www.sipri.org/publications....
