To learn more about 1325 please visit the following sites - see also those listed on ABOUT 1325

Select the following links to print out the 1325australia brochhure and card

Print version of brochure: 1325brochure.pdf
Print version of card: cardweb.pdf

Community Consultations in Australia

In June and July 209 WILPF Australia ran a series of community consultations covering many thousandns of kilometres. Here are the papers from that consultative process

Discussion paper from recent national tour for town hall meetings to develop a program to implement 1325 in Australia
Professor Porter's presentation at the town hall meetings
Final report from the meetings

1325 Peacewomen E-News:
For the latest issues of Peacewoman E-News and back issues visit the following:
http://www.peacewomen.org/news/1325News/
1325ENewsindex.html

UNIFEM’s Portal on Women Peace and Security:
http://www.womenwarpeace.org/

Education and Advocacy Tools

• " Moving UNSC 1325 Forward: Some Advocacy Ideas."
  Compiled by the PeaceWomen Project
  http://www.peacewomen.org/un/ngoadvocacy/ 1325Tools/index.html
  
• “UN Security Council Resolution 1325 for girls and young women"
  
  print version:1325girls.pdf
  source: http://www.peacebuild.ca/upload/fact_sheet.pdf
  
  
• “UN Security Council Resolution 1325 Fact Sheet:
  Understanding UN Security Council Resolution 1325”
  
  print version: fact sheet1.pdf
  
  
• “UN Security Council Resolution 1325 Fact Sheet:
  How can we use Resolution 1325?”
  
  print version: fact sheet1.pdf
  
  The above 3 were produced by the Gender and Peacebuilding Working Group of the Canadian Peacebuilding Coordinating Committee:
  source: http://www.peacebuild.ca/working/?load=gender
  
  
• “Ten Things Young Women And Men Can Do To Support
  Security Council Resolution 1325 - in Canada.
  Compiled by Sheri Gibbings, Canada
  http://www.peacewomen.org/un/ngoadvocacy/1325Tools/
  1325Canadaguide.html
  
  
• Questions and Answers About Resolution 1325.
  Kvinna till Kvinna Foundation, Sweden
  http://www.peacewomen.org/un/ecosoc/CSW/NGOToolbox/Q&A1325.pdf
  
  
• Putting peace into practice: Ideas for Advocacy and Implementation of Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security.
  Produced by the NGO Working Group on Women, Peace, and Security for workshops during the 46th CSW 2004
  http://www.peacewomen.org/un/ngo/ngostrat.html
  
  
• Implementing 1325 in Australia and our Region This document outlines strategies that would greatly improve women’s participation in every aspect of the peace process and the building of a culture of peace within and beyond Australia. It was written originally as an invited submission to the Office of the Status of Women in preparation for the Commission of the Status of Women Meeting 2004.
  
  View full document click here:
  Download Word document: WILPF SubmissionCSW2004 .doc
  
  
  
• Powerpoint Presentation "Where Are the Women? UNSC Resolution 1325 Three Years On" PeaceWomen presentation for the conference, "Who is Making Peace? Women and Men in Peace Processes," Munich, Germany, February 2004
  down load document: Document attached
  If there are any problems downloading the PowerPoint presentation, contact: info@peacewomen.org and they will send the presentations by email.

For Further Tools see:

• 1325 Advocacy and Education tools: UNIFEM 1325 toolbox
  http://www.peacewomen.org/un/ngoadvocacy/1325Tools/index.html
  
  
• Commission on the Status of Women NGO Advocacy Toolbox Compiled by the NGO Committee on the Status of Women Taskforce on Women’s Equal Participation to Achieve Peace and Security, Commission on the Status of Women, March 2004
  http://www.peacewomen.org/un/ecosoc/CSW/NGOToolbox/toolbox.html

Countries in conflict in Asia - Pacific Region:

• Bougainville
• East Timor
• Fiji
• Indonesia
• Papua New Guinea - Sarah Garap (Attached)
• Philippines
• Solomon Islands - Townsville Conference Interview in P & F (Attached)
• West Papua
• Australia
• New Zealand

Women Peace and Security Themes:

• Early Warning & Conflict Prevention:
  Felicity Hill
  Print version:
  
  
• What are the Necessary Conditions for Successful Peacekeeping?:
  Barbara O’Dwyer
  Print version:
  
  This paper looks at the evolution of peacekeeping operations, the factors that have affected their operation and the various recommendations that have been made to improve their effectiveness. It notes the general lack of attention to gender in Peacekeeping mandates but notes that in those operations which have include more women, the operation has tended to be more successful in its ability to meet its mandate, contribute to the peaceful resolution of disputes and enable the local community to reconstruct their lives.
  
  
• UNSC resolution 1325:
  Diane Otto
  Print version: