When it comes to my personal life, I have openly talked about the many ways in which I can say #MeToo. I can not say the same about my work life. My reason — the fear of further being victimized. My pain inside was something private, only I could see. By speaking out, I feared how engaging in public discourse over such a private matter could damage my career. When sexual harassment and assault happens in the workplace to whatever degree, it arouses feelings of blame, vulnerability, and shame.

A look at why this happened with a focus on the role of the intelligence analyst and the different sources of intelligence available.

Making as low as $2.13 an hour

President Trump is looking to end birthright citizenship. This story looks at my own experiences living overseas as an expat and being concerned about having a child outside of my home country. It then explores the future of birthright citizenship. Photo by Brandon Mowinkel on Unsplash

101 Women Law. J. 22 (2016) Life after Law School: Off the Beaten Track

I wrote the following book chapter in "Global Security: Flexibility, Issues, and the Thin Lines on the War Against Terrorism" (May 20, 2012, Ambivium Press) edited by Nubert Boubeka.

97 Women Lawyers Journal 2012