CNA_包容性NatSec 2023年9月27日.pdf

Unlimited Distribution September 2023 ICP-2023-U-036791-Final Copyright CNA 2022 3003 Washington Boulevard,Arlington,VA 22201|703-824-2000|a.org Rapporteur:Annaleah Westerhaug On September 27,2023,CNA held the last Inclusive National Security,which was focused on the topic of intersectionality.This months event,“Lethal Intersections:Safety,Security,and Youth”(recording here on our webpage),explored how intersectional approaches can be used to analyze and address violence as a social problem that uniquely impacts youth.The event featured Dr.Patricia Hill Collins,distinguished university professor emerita of sociology at the University of Maryland,College Park,and Charles Phelps Taft,professor emerita of African American studies at the University of Cincinnati.Dr.Maleeka Glover,executive director of Women of Color Advancing Peace,Security,and Conflicts Transformation(WCAPS)and social epidemiologist,participated as the expert discussant.Reflections from Dr.Patricia Hill Collins Dr.Collins opened by noting that intersectionality is rarely about one axis of power or one identity,but manyconflating issues.Studying violence through an intersectional lens shows how economic processes andin