Why feminist foreign policy models are creating so much controversy? How "feminist" are they or do we want them to be? What has been the COVID-19 impact to these models?  What are the main topics of debates on the definitions, implementations and efficacy around the globe?
Here we share a new audio webinar in the English language, a summary of the September 9th Spanish-language webinar Política Exterior Feminista: Conversaciones del Norte y Sur Global. 
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Recommended readings for this episode:

ICRW Feminist Foreign Policy: A Framework
The Feminist Foreign Policy Reading List by CFFP
From Seeds to Roots: Trajectories Towards Feminist Foreign Policy 
Handbook of Sweden’s Feminist Foreign Policy
How Feminist is the Swedish Feminist Foreign Policy?
What we heard - Feedback from discussions on Canada’s FFP
Towards a Feminist Foreign Policy in the United Sates
Política exterior feminista de México
Gendering South Africa's Foreign Policy: Toward a Feminist Approach?
Understanding Feminist Foreign Policy: A View From India 
Security Council Weapons of Mass Destruction and Feminist Foreign Policy 
Manly States and Feminist Foreign Policy: Revisiting the Liberal State as an Agent of Change
The Pandemic Underscores the Need for Feminist Foreign Policy
Letting Solidarity "Prevail" - Hegemonic Patterns in Transnational Feminism