You know GBA+, gender-based analysis plus, the one that doesn't just consider gender but all the other factors that I mentioned, the identity markers. I think that's something peacekeeping missions should take far more seriously, that the identities of peacekeepers are more complicated and go beyond just gender. When I say that, I absolutely don't mean that women are not important. There's nothing to say that women can't represent other identities, which may be stronger for them.
There's a lot that shows that. I've done research with indigenous women. For example, I recently did some work for Natural Resources Canada. The indigenous women I interviewed said that they considered race a far bigger identifier for them than gender. Basically, racism was a bigger problem for them than sexism.
GBA+ is now policy in Canada. I think Canada could very actively promote GBA+ as being important for peacekeeping missions to consider.