This newsletter, our WiFP Newsletter Manager of two years Sara Sajjad reflects on her work within Women in Foreign Policy as her time in this role comes to an end, by sharing her 5 most valuable lessons learnt with the WiFP community. The newsletter team will miss Sara dearly and is more than thankful for her great guidance. We could not think of a better person to introduce our first 2021 Newsletter.

This newsletter, our WiFP Founder and CEO Lucie Goulet reflects on 2020 and looks ahead to next year, reaffirming our commitment to anti-racism, supporting our community through this pandemic, and as ever providing timely and exclusive career advice and support to all of our subscribers.

This newsletter, our WiFP Newsletter Coordinator, Riza Kumar, reflects on the US Election results and what they meant for her personally, as well as what they mean for addressing the socio-economic problems and deep rooted political divisions that persist in the US.

This newsletter, our WiFP Newsletter Manager, Sara Sajjad draws attention to Islamophobia Awareness Month 2020. She reflects on her personal experiences of 'Gendered Islamophobia' and the different ways in which it has manifested in aspects of her life.

This newsletter, our guest writer is Temi Ibirogba, Program and Research Associate for the Africa Program at the Center for International Policy in Washington D.C. where she works on U.S. foreign policy towards Africa and a Sub-Editor at the Republic Journal. She summarises the #EndSARS protests happening in Nigeria, and on social media feeds across the world.

This newsletter, our guest writers, US-based WiFP Interviews Contributor Diala Ghneim and India-based journalist Krithiga Narayanan, reflect on the Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s legacy 'at home and abroad'...

This newsletter, our guest writer is Harriet Morgan, a diplomat in Tirana, Albania for the UK Government’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. Harriet discusses an FCDO flagship project that she managed called Women in Diplomacy.

This newsletter, Shantha Rau Barriga, the founding Director of the Disability Rights Division at Human Rights Watch, discusses why 'Disability Rights are Women's Rights'

This newsletter, Lara Kays, a Lebanese activist and Co-Founder of the progressive youth movement Minteshreen, tells us the story of Lebanon's revolution and discusses the devastating aftermath of the Beirut explosion which occurred earlier this month ...

This newsletter, Ayona Riley, the Founder and Executive Director of Black Women in International Affairs (BWINTAF), discusses the lived experiences, anti-racist principles and aspirations which inspired the creation of BWINTAF...

This newsletter, our guest writer Kate Guy discusses her time working for Hillary Clinton's Presidential campaign, the impact of Trump's election on her career path and her research on the intersections between climate and security...

This newsletter, guest writer Chanju Mwanza, Founder of The Zambian Narratives Project, discusses why decolonising education is an essential step in helping young people be immersed in multiple histories and cultures.

This newsletter, guest writer Seynique Smythe shares a powerful and moving reflection on the Black Lives Matter Movement. She encourages our readers to acknowledge the painful history of racism experienced by black people in the Western world and to take meaningful actions of solidarity...

This newsletter, guest writer Nicole El Khawaja reflects on her role at Chatham House, a world-leading research and policy institute on International Affairs, and shares her advice on applying and working for think tanks...

This newsletter, guest writer Karimah Mohammed reflects on her experience applying and working for the United Nations Development Programme, and shares the lessons she learned from her role with our readers...

This newsletter, WiFP's Interviews Contributor Lara Twerenbold discusses Feminist Foreign Policy virtual workshops that she is co-organizing. These workshops aim to explore what a feminist foreign policy should look like in the 2020s...

This newsletter, WiFP's LinkedIn Community Manager Ramya Karuturi discusses the extraordinary circumstances that recent graduates and job hunters are currently as a result of the implications of Covid-19...

This newsletter, humanitarian volunteer Bex Hall discusses the criminalisation of refugee camp volunteers in Greece, and why the refugee crisis has recently increased in severity...

This newsletter, WiFP Founder and Director Lucie Goulet offers her support to our readers and wider WiFP community on getting through the Covid-19 crisis...

In light of the recent communal riots which took place in Delhi, WiFP team member and journalist Krithiga Narayanan discusses what is happening in India right now...