The mentor session aims to connect established and upcoming women of color for potential mentorship opportunities. The session is comprised of keynote speaker, Ambassador Bonnie Jenkins, addressing obstacles of women of color advancing peace security and words from Ambassador Sue K. Brown on the value of mentorship. The speakers are followed by a quick panel of women of color advancing peace and security and an informal networking session to solidify questions.

Women of Color in Peace and Security Mentoring Session

<p>The George Washington University has educated generations of international leaders and advanced the understanding of important global issues since 1821. The Elliott School of International Affairs, named in honor of former GW President Lloyd H. Elliott and his wife Evelyn, is dedicated to this mission. We train our students in the theory and practice of international affairs, offering them in-depth analysis of international economic, political, scientific and cultural issues. The School&#39;s curriculum is interdisciplinary; most Elliott School full-time faculty are jointly appointed in GW departments. Our widely respected faculty prepares Elliott School students for global careers in the public, private and non-profit sectors.</p>


Women of Color in Peace and Security Mentoring Session

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Elliott School of International Affairs

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