Can Spain Save Feminist Foreign Policy?

Interview
Written By Jillian Montilla

Spain hosts the 5th Feminist Foreign Policy Ministerial. Two experts working on feminist foreign policy weigh in on where the movement stands—and how Spain is a leading light.

New York, NY || From June 2–3, Spain will host the 5th Ministerial Conference on Feminist Foreign Policy in Madrid. So what should feminist foreign policy stand for now? What should the ministerial aim to achieve? And can Spain help rescue the project from becoming just another progressive slogan? The Collaborative’s Founder and CEO Lyric Thompson joins Elmira Bayrasli, CEO and Editor-in-Chief of Interruptrr, a weekly newsletter elevating female expertise in global affairs, for a conversation on Spain, backlash, war and the future of feminist foreign policy.

Watch Lyric and Elmira’s conversation in Interruptrr here.

Learn more about Lyric and Elmira here.

Jillian Montilla
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