clark is not able to be here, he found out last minute so we are racist, kyleanne volunteered to jump on board and replace them. also speaking about the same topic that he was planning on, the role of the integrated military and combating domestic terrorist threats and finally, okay. sorry. then our last panelist is lieutenant colonel jeanette haynie. a cobra pilot and a combat veteran. he is a phd candidate at george washington university studying domestic terrorism and inequality so with that ladies, thank you. >> just push a button. excuse me. i'll be talking today about women as stakeholders, the value of participation, particularly from the lens of post-conflict and peace building or formal peace process is so i'd like to start introducing an organization from idea, the women of iberia mass action for peace which is a group of women both muslim and christian were organized and the violence in the second liberian civil war, a great documentary on them called pray the devil back to hell for those of you with time and access to track that down. they called for peace talks, in fact t

we will start with kyleanne hunter and i have time cards and if we get close to the ten minutes i will flash the card at you. otherwise, please begin with the presentation. >> thank you for that introduction and thank you for coming. our purpose is to open discussion here and open dialogue because with the nature of the audience being leaders in your respected fields and countries there is a lot we can learn from one another that is going to both shape our research and advocating efforts as well as help with the integration that is now going on. i am going to speak at a high level about the issue of women's integration in the u.s. air forces. the other panelist are going to be speaking more nuts and bolts about some of the mechanics and actual challenges. to kick off the conversation, i think it is important to discuss what is the relationship between being a citizen and being a soldier and understanding how some of the theoretical ways he think about citizenship and soldi soldiers has shaped the conversation and what opportunities are presented for coming generations with combat organ