We showcase people’s contribution to the fields of security and IR whose gender-identity in any ways intersects with womanhood, and provide a social and academic platform for KCL students.

 

WIWIP is based at the Department of War Studies, King’s College London.

Please reach out to us at wiwip-kcl@kcl.ac.uk if you have any questions.

 
 
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What we do

WIWIP highlights contribution to IR and security by people whose gender-identity intersects with womanhood through events, workshops, and a blog series. Read more about our mission here!

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WIWIP arranges both events and socials. Learn more about how you can get involved!

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A huge thank you to everyone who attended our event this evening - it was wonderful to see so many of you there! Extra special thanks to our Communications Manager Kristin for co-chairing, and to our marvellous speakers, Dr Aggie Hirst, Dr Kiran Phul
It's today! Join us at 5.30pm, when we'll be speaking with Dr Aggie Hirst, Dr Kiran Phull and Dr Saawani Raje-Byrne about their work and experiences as women of war and defence studies! There's still time to register (link in bio) @kcl_warstudies
Join us for our third and final skills workshop, during which the wonderful Rachel Stockey will be talking to us about coaching ourselves through stressful and overwhelming situations and moving towards future success! Register here (copy and paste l
Join War Studies for a Conversation with award-winning science journalist, author and broadcaster, Angela Saini, as part of the International Women’s Day series of events where we #choosetochallenge. Angela will discuss her ground-breaking work
Something a bit different from your average zoom event - a chance to hear from Palestinian poet, academic and human rights activist Dr Rafeef Ziadah! Rafeef will lead a poetry reading and workshop session structured around live readings of her crit
Happy International Women's Day everyone! Check out the range of #IWD2021 events taking place at the Department of War Studies throughout March - we're so excited to be involved! Link in bio!
For our third and final skills workshop, Rachel Stockey will be giving us an introduction to coaching theory, providing us with the tools and techniques we need to coach ourselves individually and as a group in future situations when we're feeling ov
It's International Women's Day on Monday, and we're feeling very privileged to be able to work with and learn from so many brilliant women in the Departments of @kcl_warstudies and Defence Studies at @kingscollege.london! We'll be speaking to three
WIWIP's leader Sarah took part in the Department of War Studies podcast, speaking about her research on the Women's Auxiliary Air Force to join in the celebrations for International Women's Day 2021! Read about Sarah's research and listen to the podc
Join our Wikithon! Wikipedia is often our first stop in for looking for information, but it has a big gender balance problem - so, this International's Women Day we're going to address this issue by creating Wikipedia entries for women with notable