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Projects
International Network Meetings
Mission and Goals
Past Meetings:
1997
Okinawa
1998
Washington
2000 Okinawa
2002 South
Korea
2004
Philippines
2007 San Francisco
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PROJECTS
MISSION & GOALS
To promote, model, and protect genuine security by creating an international women’s network of solidarity against militarism.
- To strengthen our common consciousness and voice by sharing our experiences and making critical connections among militarism, imperialism, and systems of oppression and exploitation based on gender race, class and nation
- To contribute to the creation of a society free of militarism, violence, and all forms of sexual exploitation, in order to guarantee the rights of marginalized people, particularly women and children, and
- To ensure the safety, well-being, and long-term sustainability of our communities
Educational Projects
Our current projects are this English-language website which provides a vision of genuine security and educates about the effects of military operations, particularly on women, children and the environment. We also develop and sponsor educational events, talks, and other resources.
Events Calendar
December 7, 2006: Reports from Korea—Gwyn Kirk and Christine Ahn
AFSC, 65 -9th Street, San Francisco. For more info contact
February 9-10, 2007: Paradise Occupied: Environmental and social implications of US military presence in Okinawa – Yoko Fukumura and Gwyn Kirk. For more info see www.biologicaldiversity.org
Peace Activist Dictionary (Korean, English, Japanese, Spanish, Pilipino)
This is in English Japanese, Korean, Spanish and Pilipino. It has grown out of our work together and has served to deepen our communication as a Network.
Description:
The Politics of Translation article
Dictionary Sample
Order
Speakers Bureau:
Women for Genuine Security core group members are available to speak on college campuses, in classrooms, to community organizations and faith-based groups.
Topics include:
- Militarism and Violence against Women
- Redefining Security for the 21st Century
- Military Security: An oxymoron?
- Impact of military operations on the environment and human health in East Asia
- Transnational Women’s Organizing: The first ten years of the East Asia-US-Puerto Rico
- Women’s Network
- Translation as political work
- Textile arts in women’s peace work
Please contact us at info@genuinesecurity.org to schedule a talk.
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