Intern For Preventing Targeted Violence And Counterterrorism
Washington, District Of Columbia, United States
Drafted subject matter briefs in preparation for high-level meetings, such as the White House. Contributed to the planning and development of an application that connects behavioral and mental health specialists to survivors of terrorist attacks or family members of radicalized individuals. Promoted the expansion of existing programs designed to prevent radicalization overseas, coordinated events attended by senior leaders in the national security field, and conducted research on violent extremism.