Essays about resolution 1325

SoME Gavobevis 2023

7 September 2015

Hello all thesis-writing students out there!

Last semester, we at Operation 1325 organized a couple of lunches for students working with essay writing on Resolution 1325 together with our staff and trainees. This is an excellent opportunity to discuss, ask questions, exchange thoughts and ideas and support eachother in the writing process.

We would now like to welcome you all to this semester’s first essay lunch that will take place on Friday 25 september, at our place on Hammarby allé 93. It doesn’t matter how far you have come in your planning, conduct of research, writing or seeking information – everyone can participate!

Please notify your participation to stina.larsson@operation1325.se. Hope to see you!

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