Thank you all for being with us today. It is really hard to believe that we launched the institute of Global Politics just six months ago. In that time, i would say weve done more than some institutions do in years. Of course that is not surprising given whoever leader is with secretary clinton herself, if you want something done, ask a busy woman to do it. And i have. From our very first conversations about idp hillary and i were aligned. We wanted to launch the institute and then turned to one of the most important and most overlooked topics there is the full and People Participation of women. We were determined to approach this not as an afterthought, but rather as a core focus of igp. When i became dean, we identified five pressing Global Challenges. Each of these challenges is a womens shift. Ded in the Peace Process agreements are more likely to be reached and to last. Geopolitical stability is a womans issue. From the taliban efforts to end Girls Education in afghanistan to a fo
Thank you. Good evening. Its my distinct pleasure to be here for this next panel about women and girls in conflict zones and the participation■j hs been a fantastic afternoon so far, i am frustrated we are still having to rights particularly when it comes to conflict abroad. We have been far and were goine you overseas with the extraordinary panel. I want to help you woke us your minds about what it meaict abro. We could think about faraway complex, but i would think of places where you have complex that deal with the same issues and biases, gender pay gaps and on top oft, conflict. The panel we have will help us figure out how we can get practical■e advice to apply that to conflict to solve them and include women in the Peace Process. I will start by introducing the panel. Everyone here has an illi will. We have a cofounder and leadership in afghanistan, the first and only boarding school for afghan girls that operated 2016 and 2021. She divides her time. The executive director at
Deserve to be there although we do, because the world would be a much better lacemo innovative, fair and humane if we are there and that is why as long as we have been doing it that we have to stay committed because we owe it to one another to make sure women get the fair share. Thank you. Good evening, everybody, its my distinct leisure to be here evening for this next panel about women and girls and their essential participation in Peace Processs. Its been a fantastic afternoon so far. Afternoon so far, i am frustrated we are still having to say womens rights are human rights particularly when it comes to conflict abroad. We have been focused on the u. S. So far and were going to take you overseas with the extraordinary panel. I want to help you woke us your minds about what it means to talk about conflict abroad. Could think about faraway complex, but i would■ think of places where you have complex that deal with the same issues and biases, gender pay■t gaps ad on top of that, c
Were actually going to continue discussions about resistance with this panel, which a conversation between jenny Institute Senior historian Stephanie Hinnershitz, who many of you recall chaired panel on women in resistance movements yesterday and end with the cold. Enberg now recall also we introduced nicole yesterday to the audience and now heres a great chance to hear from her. Nicole was a member of the French Resistance as a teenager and assisted with Daring Missions to aid her country against nazi occupation during the Second World War from supplies and messages for members of her local Resistance Network to tending to wounded partizans, nicoles work is an important reminder of the importance of everyone to include women in the fight against fascism. So without further delay. Stef. Its all yours. All right. Thank everyone. And thank you, mike, for that introduction and probably doesnt need much of an introduction from me. But i am very honored to have nicole here with us today, an
Auburn rights s first peoples. Mr secretary, can you please take the roll . Good morning. Thank you. President nixon commissioners, please. Prawn respond with president when i call your name. President martha knewton president , Vice President janet spears present commissioner sasha bittner. Let me meet you. Commissioner, can you hear me . Shes present. Yeah again. Okay. Got it. Thank you. Commissioner wanted zhang president well hello. Okay commissioner, Linda Parker Pennington present commissioner nelson lum. Present commissioner barbara score. Not present and dos executive director kelly, german president. President clinton. We have a quorum. Thank you. Alright commissioners. The next item is item three communications. Wed like to provide further instructions for the Public Comment process. Public comment will be available in each item on this agenda. Hello. We should make sure commissioner bittner can you hear us . I dont think so. Commissioner. Peter can you hear us now . Yeah, pe