Library
The library is a community-driven collection of analyses, guidance, policies, videos, and other materials. It consists of assessments, case studies, policy briefs, reports, and multimedia content. This section is frequently updated with new materials.
There are 1190 resources in the library.
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Breaking Barriers to Sustain Youth Participation in and Beyond Brazil
2026
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Routledge
Jennifer Lauren and Helena Branco
The global media coverage of the youth climate movement has ignited debate on how to meaningfully engage youth in political decision-making. While not all youth…
The Gendered Impacts of the Fuel Crisis in Myanmar
2026
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United Nations
This brief examines the gendered impacts of the fuel crisis that began in Myanmar in March 2026, driven by global shortages stemming from the conflict…
Why Is Women’s Access to Land So Complex in Myanmar?
2026
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Transnational Institute
Women face many obstacles in equality, work, ownership and access to land in Myanmar, rights that are essential for their everyday livelihoods. This TNI commentary…
Recommendations for Strengthening Water Security, Peace, and Gender Inclusion Ahead of the 2026 UN Water Conference
2026
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Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security
Melanne Verveer, Shaima Gargash, Antti Rautavaar, Nelson Gomonda, Nompumelelo Ntshalintshali-Motsa, Foman Forough, Elizabeth A. Koch, and Tamara Bah
This policy paper summarizes key insights and recommendations for strengthening water security through a Women, Peace and Security (WPS) lens ahead of the 2026 UN…
From Sovereignty to Solidarity: First Nations Women Shaping Global Futures - First Nations, Indigenous Women’s Statement
2026
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Women Deliver
Women Deliver Conference 2026
We, First Nations and Indigenous Women and Girls, gender diverse and intersex people from across the lands, waters, oceans, and skies of the world, affirm…