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People Are More Than Their Governments

We live in a world dictated by information shortcuts. People learn one characteristic about who you are—your interests, your politics, your background, where you’re from—and they use that to fill in the rest.

A Mother's Reflection: Choosing Sides in a Complex World

As a member of TNSP, I believe we are an organization that promotes the sanctity and beauty of every human life –an organization which continually reflects, discusses, engages with “when is the sacrifice for human life acceptable?”

Three Years of Silence: The Urgent Call to Support Afghan Women and Girls Post-Withdrawal

In the three years since the Taliban's abrupt seizure of Kabul, the plight of Afghan girls and women has become a dire emblem of dignity betrayed and dreams extinguished.

From Awareness to Action: Men as Pillars in the Fight Against Misogyny

While the United States strives for universal equality and fairness, we continue to face persistent issues of misogyny, fear, and sexism. My experience in Afghanistan revealed how fragile progress can be.

Reflecting on my visit to the Pentagon

As the U.S. faces a unique set of 21st century challenges, Truman as an organization is uniquely suited to offer expertise on national security challenges with foreign policy implications. Recently, I was asked to represent Truman at the Pentagon with the Secretary of the Air Force to offer comments on the 2025 budget.