United States Institute of Peace
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When Women in War Aren’t Victims: A Security Blindspot
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March 1, 2017
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1:30:56Now PlayingThe prototype of a woman in a war zone is still dominated by the image of a passive victims or, more recently at least, that of an activist working for peace and equal rights. Rarely do researchers and assistance efforts consider the unique role and impact of women agents of violence—combatants, spies, supporters. Join the U.S. Institute of Peace on March 1 for a look at examples from World War II and the current Afghan war to examine this blind spot in our analysis of war—and how it hampers our responses.
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