Inset: Board Members Mary Hanson, Sue Crow, Kara Sidener, Kristina Tanasichuk, Kathy Mills, Sharla Rausch, Patty Todaro Bolin, Elena Mitchell, Pamela Sharpe, and Courtney Hammond.
HELLO! AND WELCOME!
I also wanted to welcome you to the WHS STEM Initiative! As the Youth Ambassador to the WHS Board for STEM, I worked closely with the leadership of WHS to engage my school and my peers to attend and engage in STEM activities. The U.S. Secret Service was a BIG hit and so was flying a helicopter around D.C. at the Lockheed Martin Global Innovation Center!
I’ve been writing about leadership for over three years now, since publishing my book on character-centered leadership: Breaking Ice &a
Homeland Security Today has partnered with WHS Board member Kalyna White to help with understanding the missions and opportunities in h
Naveen Khan, a nonresident research fellow with the Centre for Intelligence and Security Studies at the University of Akron, Ohio took
As part of Women in Homeland Security’s mission to build the homeland security community, our organization annually selects a charity in the homeland security community. Women in Homeland Security supports charitable organizations that seek to reduce, eradicate, or lessen the threat of future terrorism and/or support our domestic forces fighting against terrorism. We support these causes through two main events: an annual BBQ Cook-Off and our annual Spirit of Giving Charity Auction. To date, WHS has raised over $140,000 for charities in homeland including the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund, the ICE Foundation, the Border Patrol Foundation, the Fairfax County International Search & Rescue, the Coast Guard Enlisted Memorial Foundation, and the No Greater Sacrifice Foundation.