HeyJaredWomen in Nuclear Security
To address the underrepresentation of women in nuclear security, this Podcast has been initiated at the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies, Middlebury Institute of International Studies, Monterey, California.
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The Language of Nuclear Security; Making Nuclear Security Education more inclusive for non-native English speakers (opens the original)
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How do language, communication, and misinformation shape nuclear security? In this episode, Dr. Zenobia Homan from King's College London discusses the hidden communication challenges facing nuclear newcomer countries, the growing role of AI and disinformation in security crises, and why diverse voices are essential for stronger global security. A fascinating conversation on mentorship, inclusion, and the human side of nuclear security.
Coalition Building and Proliferation Prevention at the Crossroads (opens the original)
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We are standing at a critical juncture in global security. As interstate diplomacy faces severe geopolitical friction, how do we keep our world safe from nuclear and radiological threats? In the latest episode of the Women in Nuclear Security podcast, Christina McAllister , Senior Fellow and Director of the Partnerships in Proliferation Prevention program at the Stimson Center, unpacked the evolving landscape of global coalition-building.
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