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EPISODE · Apr 20, 2026 · 55 MIN

The survival of feminist diplomacy : An interview with Delphine O, former French ambassador for feminist diplomacy

from The Feminist Files

In this episode of The Feminist Files, Helena and Astrid are joined by Delphine O, the former French Ambassador and Secretary General of the 4th Conference on Feminist Foreign Policies. They explored Delphine O's exceptional career trajectory as the first person ever to lead and represent France's feminist diplomacy in multilateral and bilateral relations. She gave them insights into the inner workings of the French foreign ministry, international feminist collaboration, and critiques of feminist diplomacy. They also discussed the unique challenges and structures of the growing transnational backlash movements, as well as the tools feminist diplomacy has to combat them. For any comments or suggestions, please get in touch via [email protected] or on Instagram: @the_feminist_files_ CreditsHosted by Helena Kondak and Astrid Healy-CarrascoJoined by Delphine OEdited by Rowan BerkleyCover design by Madeleine BaberMusic by Jacob Carey Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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