Truman Project Blog
Training to overcome institutional racial bias in policing
Police officers in America shoot and kill African-Americans four times more often than whites, according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics. That figure actually reflects progress from the 1970s, when the ratio was 8 to 1.
The Chilling Rise Of Anti-Immigrant, Anti-Muslim Bias
Growing up I was always a country girl at heart. No one could tell me, despite all appearances to the contrary, that I wasn't an all-American gal.
Mike Breen on RT The Big Picture
Truman Project VP Michael Breen appeared on The Big Picture with Thom Hartmann to talk about the thwarted underwear bomb attack.
Fast forward to 38:12 to watch Breen.
Pay Attention to Energy Security
In both my former role as an officer in the United States Army and my current one at Borrego Solar Systems helping the Department of Defense develop solar energy projects, I have always worked toward the same goal – to make America safer. So I was very pleased when U.S.
Proposed Cuts to International Development Programs Shortsighted
Lugar's Loss Indicates Troubling Trend
Alex Toma, Truman Fellow, spoke with Michael Castner from the Daily Wrap (WSJ Radio) about the impact that Sen. Richard Lugar's loss will have on America's national and nuclear security.
Click here and fast forward to 20:40 to listen to Alex's segment.
Truman Project Featured on Inside Scoop Radio
Inside Scoop Radio interviewed three Truman Project members for a piece on Progressives in National Security.
During the third segment of the Sunday show, Mark Levine, a Truman Fellow, interviewed Hank Moon, Caitlin Howarth and Garrett Cathcart.
Truman Fellow Josh Lockman on KTLA-Los Angeles
Watch Truman Fellow Josh Lockman on KTLA today talking about Obama's speech in Afghanistan and the war against Al Qaeda.
Mark Jacobson on BBC News
Watch Truman Project Senior Fellow Mark Jacobson on BBC News as he reacts to the US-Afghanistan strategic partnership agreement signed by President Obama on May 1, 2012.
Now Available: The Security Briefing Book
The Truman National Security Project is proud to launch the 2012 Truman Security Briefing Book, a comprehensive foreign policy and messaging guide on 21st century national security policy.
