Mobilising Men for Feminist Peace

Led by the team behind WILFP's Mobilising Men for Feminist Peace programme, this is a podcast journey that brings together activists, programme implementers, politicians, and experts to explore the structural drivers behind conflict and violence and their intrinsic links to the patriarchal order to uncover glimmers of hope and nurture the momentum for mobilising men as allies for feminist peace and gender equality.

Mobilising Men for Feminist Peace is a society podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 10 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Hate Speech and Online Violence: How the internet fuels conflict and polarisation

  Dec 19, 202452 minS0

  <p>“The strategy is to stop believing that tech companies can regulate or will regulate themselves. They will not. So what we're fighting for is for robust regulations at the international level.” Rasha Abdul Rahim, People Vs Big Tech. </p> <p>What started out as a space for connecting people, sharing experiences, and building online communities has now turned into a breeding ground for disinformation, division, and, in some cases, real-world harm.  </p> <p>In this episode, we explore how the internet exacerbates societal polarisation and online violence - from the rise of clickbait and conspiracy theories to the amplification of hate...

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  Selling Guns, Exploiting Gender: Holding Firearm Manufacturers Accountable

  Nov 11, 202448 minS1

  <p>“It is not hunting culture. It is not personal protection culture. It is not safety culture. It is killing culture.” - Nicole Hockley</p> <p>Every day in America, 12 children die from gun violence, and another 32 are injured. These alarming statistics are fueled by exploitative marketing by gun manufacturers, who increasingly target children and men through video games, social media, and other channels. The ripple effect of U.S. gun culture and powerful lobbying groups reaches far beyond its borders, influencing policies and fueling gun violence globally, particularly through firearm trafficking.</p> <p>In this episode, we expose the trou...

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  Episode #8

  In Pursuit of Feminist Peace: Understanding Militarised Masculinities | INTGenderChampions Crossover Episode

  Sep 30, 202456 minS1

  <p>This episode is a collaboration with the International Gender Champions (IGC) Podcast.</p> <p>In this episode we zoom in on the need to address militarised masculinities in working towards feminist peace. Featuring four global experts and leaders, we explore how militarised masculinities are constructed, discuss the dangers of gender-exploitative marketing of weapons, and investigate the links between small arms proliferation and violent masculinities, and the entertainment industry. </p> <p>We want to thank Hannah Reinl for interviewing the MMFP co-hosts, Dean Peacock and Reem Abbas in this episode. </p> <p>Guests: </p> Madeleine Rees, former Secretary-General of WILPF  Reem...

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  Episode #7

  The Courage to Say No: Understanding Conscientious Objection

  Sep 13, 202452 minS1

  <p>“I had to be under special advocacy and that caused a huge psychological impact. For a long time I thought I wouldn’t make it because this is one of the countries where human rights defenders are being killed.” ~Alejandro Parra Macías</p> <p>Conscientious objection - the refusal to participate in military service based on personal moral, ethical, or religious beliefs - is nothing new, but with increased awareness of human rights, changing attitudes toward military service, and heightened global conflicts that provoke moral and ethical concerns, conscientious objection is becoming more prevalent. </p> <p>In this episode...

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  The Courage to Say No: Understanding Conscientious Objection

  Sep 10, 202452 minS1

  <p>“I had to be under special advocacy and that caused a huge psychological impact. For a long time I thought I wouldn’t make it because this is one of the countries where human rights defenders are being killed.” ~Alejandro Parra Macías</p> <p>Conscientious objection - the refusal to participate in military service based on personal moral, ethical, or religious beliefs - is nothing new, but with increased awareness of human rights, changing attitudes toward military service, and heightened global conflicts that provoke moral and ethical concerns, conscientious objection is becoming more prevalent. </p> <p>In this episode...

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