Date of Completion
12-12-2025
Degree Type
Honors Thesis
Discipline
Political Science (POLS)
First Advisor
Dr. Jennifer M Ramos
Abstract
Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology has gained momentum in recent years. The potential of AI technologies continues to advance, demonstrating prospective utilizations in a variety of fields. This includes AI’s presence in war and war technology. AI has been especially critical for the defense strategies leveraged in the Russia-Ukraine War. But how can we use AI to positively impact human rights during war? Non-governmental Organizations (NGOs) and Inter-governmental Organizations (IGOs) are fundamental groups that provide humanitarian aid in zones of conflict. Female-led NGOs and the feminist lens offer a revolutionary way to shape permanent peacekeeping efforts by emphasizing human rights and sustainability. Together with generative AI technologies, local female-led NGOs can redefine what peacekeeping can look like in an active zone of conflict. I propose three policy recommendations that emphasize AI-assisted feminist peacekeeping to achieve a sustainable future with an emphasis on human rights for Ukraine.
Recommended Citation
Wallace, Madison N. and Ramos, Jennifer M., "The Potential Use of Generative AI Technologies in the work of Female-led NGOs to Redefine Peacekeeping: A Focus on The Russia-Ukraine War" (2025). Honors Thesis. 601.
https://digitalcommons.lmu.edu/honors-thesis/601
