November 09, 2017

Women in National Security: Julie Smith, Loren DeJonge Schulman & Kate Kidder

CNAS experts Kate Kidder, Julie Smith, and Loren DeJonge Schulman discuss why they launched the women in national security project, what they've learned, and their personal struggles in how to talk about women in national security as a serious national security issue.

  • Commentary
    • Military Times
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    The Pentagon’s New Opportunity to Boost Readiness among Female Troops

    First lady Jill Biden on Nov. 13 announced the launch of the White House Initiative on Women’s Health Research to highlight the goal of fundamentally changing the way women’s ...

    By Katherine L. Kuzminski

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    • Sharper
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    Sharper: Serving America's Veterans

    As America’s military continues to struggle to meet recruiting targets, the proper treatment of veterans and servicemembers is increasingly vital to ensure the All-Volunteer F...

    By Anna Pederson & Andrew Spafford

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    • The Bulwark
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    The Lessons of 9/11 Can Help the U.S. Dismantle Hamas

    Hamas's savage attack on Israel on October 7 has pulled the world’s attention back to the menace of international terrorism. Although it did not disappear in the twenty-two ye...

    By Carrie Cordero

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    • CNN
    • October 9, 2023
    The U.S. Needs to Make Sure Hamas Isn’t a Threat to the Homeland

    Congress should renew Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. Without congressional action, this provision will expire at the end of the year....

    By Carrie Cordero

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