Moving money and putting off unnecessary programs and delaying modernization but those cuts and delays we will do with next year with the return now of sequestration and added to the cuts already would be a back breaker for the United States army and i would argue the military at large. Were doing everything we can. Just basic commitments to save normal security. Yes we have a presence in afghanistan but those are not big operations. That is dated day commitments. We are mortgage eight our readiness just to meet these commitments is something bigger happens we will not be able to respond to it awaited people are used to was responding. Divemaster to get you to help us by giving specific examples. That is a very good example. White the platforms you have to give up wort strength you have to reduce our installations to have to close a week to help them understand. It is difficult we have 30 or 45 seconds before they are thinking about Something Different and that is a challenge. We do ha
Outsiders, but the political discourse in afghanistan with opponents called warlords and their supporters counter by describing them in a different way. Yes, commanders, which is an objective a leader. Any choice of terminology is taking sides. They might that is true. Somebody told me very early on in this project, notice what jeff gives use the words warlord in which dealt mlb whole dissertation in its own right. I think ultimately this project this is maybe the second question. Turnabout is a project by warlord and ended up being a project about the afghan state and the questions around what it actually means to govern the state and the comment or any major smell is really the heart of the study and kind of my Larger Research interests, which is, you know, in order for us to elect afghanistan to survive, to what extent does governance above to deliver Certain Services may try and terrible way and what does it really involves being able to have some as the Central Government or the r
Good afternoon and welcome. Thank you so much for being here this afternoon. My name is Diana Anzaldua and i am a licensed clinical social worker and trauma biologist. And i am here to introduce two amazing women Elizabeth Cummins munoz with her book mother coin the story of immigrant around us. Yes. And and also Elizabeth Farfan Santos undocumented motherhood conversations on love, trauma and, Border Crossing and so im going to let both of these lovely women introduce themselves. So well start with. Hi, im Elizabeth Cummins munoz and i am a writer and a teacher. I live in houston. My background is actually in literature. Literary studies and analysis and. Im a mother and i am elizabeth Ivonne Santos and, also a writer. My background is in medical anthropology. I you know, i touch on lot of issues related to health, illness and the body. I teach these issues also in the College Medicine at the university of houston. And some of that comes out in my work. Yes. Thank you so much. So both
Us. Yes. And and also Elizabeth Farfan Santos undocumented motherhood conversations on love, trauma and, Border Crossing and so im going to let both of these lovely women introduce themselves. So well start with. Hi, im Elizabeth Cummins munoz and i am a writer and a teacher. I live in houston. My background is actually in literature. Literary studies and analysis and. Im a mother and i am elizabeth Ivonne Santos and, also a writer. My background is in medical anthropology. I you know, i touch on lot of issues related to health, illness and the body. I teach these issues also in the College Medicine at the university of houston. And some of that comes out in my work. Yes. Thank you so much. So both are going to read just a small excerpt from their book. So we can start with elizabeth. So im actually going to read the first few pages from, the introduction, which begin immediately with a question that is central to this book and to the conversations that i had with the women who are fea
Good afternoon and welcome. Thank you so much for being here this afternoon. My name is Diana Anzaldua and i am a licensed clinical social worker and trauma biologist. And i am here to introduce two amazing women Elizabeth Cummins munoz with her book mother coin the story of immigrant around us. Yes. And and also Elizabeth Farfan Santos undocumented motherhood conversations on love, trauma and, Border Crossing and so im going to let both of these lovely women introduce themselves. So well start with. Hi, im Elizabeth Cummins munoz and i am a writer and a teacher. I live in houston. My background is actually in literature. Literary studies and analysis and. Im a mother and i am elizabeth Ivonne Santos and, also a writer. My background is in medical anthropology. I you know, i touch on lot of issues related to health, illness and the body. I teach these issues also in the College Medicine at the university of houston. And some of that comes out in my work. Yes. Thank you so much. So both