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Women’s Intelligence Network (WIN)

Who we are

The Women’s Intelligence Network (WIN) connects, supports, and promotes female scholars who work in the field of Intelligence Studies. WIN is hosted in Europe and the UK by the King’s Intelligence Studies Group (KISG) and in North America by the North American Society for Intelligence History (NASIH).


The overall goal is to get more research by and on women promoted, supported, and elevated in the field of Intelligence Studies

Membership

Membership is free, and the network welcomes people of all gender identities and sexual orientations as members. If you are interested in becoming a member of WIN, you can send an email with your current position and research interests to womenintelnetwork@gmail.com.

What we do

WIN organises brown-bag lunches with one of three overall themes:

  • female scholar presenters,
  • gender and intelligence research topics,
  • topics centring on problems faced by women in their professional advancement.



WIN awards the annual Polly Corrigan Book Prize for the best publication in Intelligence Studies by a female author.



WIN runs a (wo)mentoring programme for emerging female scholars. It aims specifically to support PhD students and early career researchers in the critical moments after finishing the PhD. If you are interested in participating in the programme – either as mentor or mentee – please get in touch (email to: womenintelnetwork@gmail.com).



WIN meets regularly at conferences, such as at the annual conventions of NASIH, ISA, and others. At these meetings emerging and established scholars come together informally to network and share information on relevant conferences, research initiatives, and fellowships. 


WIN works towards more inclusive syllabi and inclusion and diversity in intelligence research and teaching.


During a time when there is still a strong gender imbalance within the field of Intelligence Studies, WIN hopes to bring research by and on women to greater prominence within the field and the larger scholarly community.

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Twitter: @womenknowintel

Women’s Intelligence Network (WIN) Brown Bag Seminar Series

EVERY FIRST WEDNESDAY @ 12:00 AM EST / 5:00 PM GMT  


TO REGISTER AS A BROWN BAG PARTICIPANT PLEASE EMAIL WOMENINTELNETWORK@GMAIL.COM


TO REGISTER TO GIVE A BROWN BAG PLEASE EMAIL KRISTIE MACRAKIS AT MACRAKIS@GATECH.EDU

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WIN Board

Dr. Aviva Guttman

Dr. Claudia Hillebrand

Dr. Aviva Guttman

Chair 

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Melanie Brand

Dr. Claudia Hillebrand

Dr. Aviva Guttman

WIN Administrator 


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Dr. Claudia Hillebrand

Dr. Claudia Hillebrand

Dr. Claire Hubbard-Hall

WIN (wo)mentoring programme 


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Dr. Claire Hubbard-Hall

Prof. Kristie Macrakis

Dr. Claire Hubbard-Hall

WIN online presence, and Polly Corrigan Prize 


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Dr. Hager Ben Jaffel

Prof. Kristie Macrakis

Prof. Kristie Macrakis

Brown Bag Lunch series and conference meetings 


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Prof. Kristie Macrakis

Prof. Kristie Macrakis

Prof. Kristie Macrakis

Brown Bag Lunch series 


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Prof. Kathryn Olmsted

Prof. Michael S. Goodman

Prof. Michael S. Goodman

 NASIH representative 


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Prof. Michael S. Goodman

Prof. Michael S. Goodman

Prof. Michael S. Goodman

 KISG host and Polly Corrigan Prize 


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Prof. Sarah-Jane Corke

Prof. Michael S. Goodman

Prof. Sarah-Jane Corke

NASIH host 


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