organised by the
Feminist Institute of the Heinrich Boell Foundation
in cooperation with the Women's Security Council

Supported by the European Commission Program "Europe for Citizens: Structural support for civil society organizations at the European level"

Friday, May 4, 2007
until 12:30		Arrival and registration
12:30-13:25		Opening of the exhibition: 1000 Peace Women Greeting and Opening Gitti Hentschel, Feminist Institute of the Heinrich Boell Foundation, German Women’s Security Council Ute Scheub, German Women’s Security Council Renate Augstein, Federal Ministry for Federal Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth Download Renate Augstein's presentation as a >> PDF File Musical introduction  by Silvana Simone
13:25-14:30		Opening of the conference & presentation of the relay Barbara Unmüßig, Executive Board of the Heinrich Boell Foundation Keynote Speech on European Peace and Security Policy Andreas Zumach, Journalist Simone Wisotzki, Peace Research Institute Frankfurt Facilitator: Barbara Unmüßig, Executive Board of the Heinrich Boell Foundation
14:30		Coffee break
15:00-16:15		Impact of EU- peace policy on regions in crisis and conflict Osnat Lubrani, UNIFEM Bratislava, Eastern Europe  Igballe (Igo) Rogova, Kosova Women’s Network, Kosovo  Lynne Alice, Deakin University Bosnia & Herzegowina  Samira Khoury, Women’s International League for Peace & Freedom (WILPF/IFFF), University of Beirut, Lebanon Charlotte Isaksson, EUFOR Congo Horia Mosadiq, Human Rights Research and Advocacy Consortium, Afghanistan  Facilitator: Sabine Gürtner, WOMNET
16:15		Coffee break
16:30-18:15		Moderated working groups (in English) with participations of the speakers/experts  Expectations from EU- peace and security policy with regards to resolution 1325
18:15-19:00		Presentation of results in the plenum Facilitator: Sabine Gürtner, WOMNET
19:00		Dinner
20:00-22:00		Public panel discussion Roadmap to 1325: a way for future EU- peace and security policy Nicole Reckinger,  Human Rights Unit of the General Secretariat of the European Council (office of Ms Riina Kionka) Friedrich Däuble, Commissioner for civic crisis prevention, conflict resolution and peace policy in the Federal Foreign Office Ana Gomes, MdEP Portugal Frauke Seidensticker, Assistant Director, German Institute for Human Rights Download Frauke Seidensticker's presentation as a >>  PDF File Kerstin Müller, MdB, Bündnis 90/Die Grünen Facilitator: Barbara Lochbihler, amnesty international
22:00		Musical finale with Silvana Simone

Saturday, May 5, 2007
09:00		Greeting
09:00-11:00		State of affairs in the implementation of Resolution 1325 in EU security and peace policy Karen Barnes, International Alert & Gender, Peace and Security Group of the European Peacebuilding Liaison Office (EPLO) Action plans in EU- countries Amy Barrow, University of Manchester, WILPF/IFFF, England Kerstin Grebäck, Women’s International League for Peace & Freedom (WILPF/IFFF), Sweden Mari Holmboe-Ruge, WILPF/IFFF, Norway Cordula Reimann, swisspeace Center for Peacebuilding, Switzerland Ute Scheub, German Women`s Security Council Facilitator: Petra Bläss, Former Vice President of German Parliament, Senior Consultant to the Stability Pact on Parliamentary Cooperation, OSCE
11:00		Coffee break
11:30-12:45		Keynote speech and discussion DARFUR: How can EU-politics be judged through a gender lens? Lotte Leicht, EU Director, Human Rights Watch Facilitator: Gitti Hentschel, Feminist Institute of the Heinrich Boell Foundation, German Women’s Security Council
12:45		Lunch
14:00-16:15		Global Café Topics: Networking Roadmap for Implementation of  Resolution 1325 and  start of the relay EU- Lobbying Facilitators: Henning von Bargen and Gitti Hentschel, Heinrich Boell Foundation
16:15		Coffee break
16:45-18:30		Feedback and results of the Global Café
18:30		Dinner
19:00		Film: 1000 Peace Women

Sunday, May 6, 2007
09:00		Beginning of the European relay race Short inputs: What does Germany please for, what are Portugal’s plans, what is Slovenia planning to do with regards to implementation of resolution 1325? Friedrich Däuble, Representative of the German EU-presidency Luis Tibero, Representative of the Portuguese Embassy What does civil society expect from EU-presidency- and from the EU? Relay transfer from the German Women’s Security Council to the Slovenian representative of civil society Sonja Lokar  Facilitator: Gitti Hentschel, Feminist Institute of the Heinrich Boell Foundation, German Women’s Security Council
10:30		Press conference
10:30		Parallel: Concrete arrangements for the relay transfer appointments, action, demands ( Roadmap), technical networking (mailing lists), begin of a process Facilitator: Heidi Meinzolt, WILPF/IFFF Germany/ German Women’s Security Council

Aktualisiert: 30.01.2008, meb