and internship coordinator for the bachelor of arts program of international studies at the e joseph koble school. she will speak on women as stakeholders, the value of participation. >> our next panelist, back with us again is ms. kayleigh ann hunter. she's replacing dr. howard clark who wasn't able to be here. kai volunteered to come onboard. speaking about the same topic he was planning on, the role of the military in combatting domestic terrorist threats. and then finally -- oh, okay. sorry. our last panelist is lieutenant colonel jeanette haney. she is in the marine corps forces reserve, a cobra pilot and a combat veteran. she's a ph.d. candidate at george washington university studying domestic terrorism and inequality. with that, ladies, please begin. i eelt be talking today about women as stakeholders. particularly from the lens of post conflict and peace building, or formal peace processes. the women of liberia mass action for peace which is a group of women both muslim and christian who are organized to end the violence in the second liberian civil war. they called for peace talk