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Assessing How Delayed Entry Program Physical Fitness is Related to In-Service Attrition
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In support of the Marine Corps initiative to expand opportunities for women, CNA analysts examine how the relationships between the Initial Strength Test given to recruits and early attrition, training injury rates and scores on Physical and Combat Fitness tests; and how these relationships vary by gender..
Fitness In support of the Marine Corps initiative to expand opportunities for women, CNA analysts examine how the relationships between the Initial Strength Test given to recruits and early attrition ... is only 5.0 percent. This rate rises to 7.1 percent for men who score in the middle third of the IST, and to 10.2 percent for men who score in the bottom third of the IST. For women, the relationships are similar: higher scores on the DEP IST predict lower attrition rates during recruit training for women. The 24- and 45-month conditional attrition rates show whether the effect of the IST score
Gender Insufficiently Integrated in DOD Counterterrorism Approach, Study Shows
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The Department of Defense (DOD) does not fully recognize or address the roles that women play in terrorist groups and its efforts to counter terrorism and extremist groups would be stronger if it did, a new study from CNA shows.
The Department of Defense (DOD) does not fully recognize or address the roles that women play in terrorist groups and its efforts to counter terrorism and extremist groups would be stronger if it did ... or address the roles that women play in terrorist groups and its efforts to counter terrorism and extremist groups would be stronger if it did, a new study from CNA shows. In Understanding Gender ... significantly improve counterterrorism and countering violent extremism (CT/CVE) policies. The report is broken into two main parts: a deep dive into the roles of women and gender in terrorist groups
#InclusiveNatSec Breaking the Brass Ceiling: Recruiting & Retaining Women in Law Enforcement
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CNA finds actionable solutions to complex national security problems. The latest CNA Inclusive National Security Series event, Breaking the Brass Ceiling: Recruiting and Retaining Women in Law Enforcement, explores the advantages of women in law enforcement and ways to increase the number of female police officers. https://www.cna.org
#InclusiveNatSec Breaking the Brass Ceiling: Recruiting & Retaining Women in Law Enforcement CNA finds actionable solutions to complex national security problems. The latest CNA Inclusive National Security Series event, Breaking the Brass Ceiling: Recruiting and Retaining Women in Law Enforcement, explores the advantages of women in law enforcement and ways to increase the number of female police officers. https://www.cna.org #InclusiveNatSec Breaking the Brass Ceiling: Recruiting & Retaining Women in Law Enforcement https://www.youtube.com/embed/nFGmeekhZQ0 /our-media/videos Videos
CNA | #InclusiveNatsec From the Battlefield to the Home: Violence Against Women & Girls in Crises
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CNA finds actionable solutions to complex national security problems. The latest CNA Inclusive National Security Series event, From the Battlefield to the Home: Violence Against Women & Girls in Crises, explores the lives of ordinary civilians during wartime, focusing on how armed conflict shapes violence against women, youth, and children off the battlefield, from the community to household. https://www.cna.org
CNA | #InclusiveNatsec From the Battlefield to the Home: Violence Against Women & Girls in Crises CNA finds actionable solutions to complex national security problems. The latest CNA Inclusive National Security Series event, From the Battlefield to the Home: Violence Against Women & Girls in Crises, explores the lives of ordinary civilians during wartime, focusing on how armed conflict shapes violence against women, youth, and children off the battlefield, from the community to household. https://www.cna.org CNA | #InclusiveNatsec From the Battlefield to the Home: Violence Against Women
Understanding Gender and Violent
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The Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Special Operations/Low Intensity Conflict – Stability and Humanitarian Affairs (OASD (SO/LIC-SHA)) asked CNA to study the role of women and gender in both violent extremist organizations (VEOs) and US counterterrorism (CT) and counter violent extremism (CVE) operations (hereafter CT/CVE). Our research demonstrates that the dominant stereotypes about women’s roles in VEOs miss the vast majority of female activity in these groups and fundamentally fail to capture women’s lived experiences. Despite the passage of Women, Peace, and Security (WPS) legislation in the US, we found that internal DOD activities that are truly gender considered are severely limited, lack nuance, and are not institutionalized. External US CT/CVE efforts do not consider the roles men or women play from a nuanced perspective, and they are disproportionately influenced by a set of gender stereotypes that shape expectations of men and women’s roles. Much of the current DOD approach can be traced to misunderstanding gender as a concept. This report provides an analysis of the gaps, risks, and opportunities for the Department of Defense (DOD) on understanding women and gender in extremism, and integrating a gender considered approach to CT/CVE.
and Humanitarian Affairs (OASD (SO/LIC-SHA)) asked CNA to study the role of women and gender in both violent extremist organizations (VEOs) and US counterterrorism (CT) and counter violent extremism (CVE) operations (hereafter CT/CVE). Our research demonstrates that the dominant stereotypes about women’s roles in VEOs miss the vast majority of female activity in these groups and fundamentally fail to capture women’s lived experiences. Despite the passage of Women, Peace, and Security (WPS) legislation in the US, we found that internal DOD activities that are truly gender considered are severely limited
An Analysis of Female Representation and Marines Performance in Aviation and Logistics Occupations
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CNA analyst examined trends in female representation and performance in aviation and logistics occfields and provided insights into what may occur when the Marine Corps opens PMOSs that have been closed to women.
closed to women. In 2013, the Secretary of Defense rescinded the 1994 Direct Ground Combat Definition and Assignment Rule, opening ground-combat-related military service opportunities to women [1 ... to open ground combat occupations to women. In this report, we examine trends in female representation as well as performance differences between men and women for FY 1987 through FY 2014 using Marine ... ) or the logistics occfield (04XX). We focus on the aviation occupations because (1) the Marine Corps opened the pilot/naval flight officer (NFO) occfield (75XX) to female officers in 1993 and (2) women have been
Our Leadership
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CNA's leadership team is comprised of men and women drawn from the fields of science, business, government, public service, and the military. Their decades of experience, and records of accomplishment, lend substantive experience to our work.
Leadership CNA's leadership team is comprised of men and women drawn from the fields of science, business, government, public service, and the military. Their decades of experience, and records of accomplishment, lend substantive experience to our work. /images/About-Us/Leadership/mcgrady-leadership.jpg Our Leadership Headshot Headshot DisplayName DisplayName JobTitle JobTitle Office of the President white Headshot Headshot DisplayName DisplayName JobTitle JobTitle Center for Naval Analyses gray Headshot Headshot DisplayName DisplayName JobTitle JobTitle
Our Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion
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CNA leadership and staff are actively engaged in enhancing workplace diversity and inclusion. Efforts range from participation in CEO Action for Diversity & Inclusion™ to grassroots employee resource groups. Hundreds of CNAers regularly attend our D&I events.
meetings and events aimed at addressing the challenges women face in the workplace. D&I Coffee Table:  Holds monthly get-togethers to promote education and discuss D&I content we have been reading
Veronica De Allende
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Veronica De Allende is a CNA expert in international and development economics, with 15 years of experience as an operations research scientist at the Defense Department.
DeAllende-Veronica Veronica De Allende is a CNA expert in international and development economics, with 15 years of experience as an operations research scientist at the Defense Department. /images/Experts/DeAllende-Veronica.jpg Veronica De Allende is an expert in international and development economics, with 15 years of experience as a U.S. Department of Defense operations research scientist. Recently, she was Women, Peace and Security (WPS) Advisor at the Office of the Secretary of Defense, Policy, Stability and Humanitarian Affairs and at the Defense Security Cooperation Agency. She has
Pamela Faber
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Pamela Faber is a CNA expert in national security, international development, and conflict studies. Her regional focus is security challenges in Africa.
Faber-Pamela Pamela Faber is a CNA expert in national security, international development, and conflict studies. Her regional focus is security challenges in Africa. /images/Experts/Faber-Pamela.jpg Pamela Faber is an expert in national security, international development and conflict studies. Regionally, she focuses on security challenges in Africa. Her expertise includes terrorism and counterterrorism; maritime security; strategic competition; Women, Peace and Security; civilian harm mitigation; governance issues; and assessments, monitoring and evaluation. While at CNA, Faber has