Women bring immense benefits to diplomacy.

The 15-member United Nations Security Council has primary responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security. While women currently represent slightly over a third of the Security Council's members — far higher than the average — it is still far from enough. Explore the participation of women at the United Nations Security Council. Inclusive governance can result in policies that create positive change over the long term.




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