.Outreach
Elevate Your Influence! Join Our Outreach Efforts Today!
“A global influence on the landscape of deterrence.“
NIDS engages in multiple outreach efforts designed to educate and inform Americans about nuclear, space, and cyber deterrence. We do this primarily through three lines of effort, podcasts, engagements, and workshops.
Podcasts
The NIDS View: An ~40 minute weekly roundtable discussion of current topics in deterrence and related issues, with occasional guests.
NIDS Knowledge: A weekly informational show providing an introductory understanding of a scientific or strategic topic. NIDS Knowledge includes Real Space Strategy and Deterrence Down Under shows.
A once monthly show hosted by Fellow Christina Leah that covers Indo-Pacific region and international deterrence subjects. Join us Down Under!
A bi-weekly show hosted by Senior Fellow, Chris Stone with discussions about and analyses of space operational strategies.
Have questions about participating in our show?
We will help you discover how you can provide valued discussions for our listeners.
Deterrence Education
NIDS conducts tailored deterrence awareness seminars, lectures, and workshops virtually or on-site at all levels of understanding. This includes presentations at the Air Force Global Strike Command and their stakeholders, Defense Threat Reduction Agency, and other settings with interested parties. Our experts also visit K-12 schools to talk to students about science, give presentations to public groups, and actively seek out new opportunities to educate Americans about the importance of deterrence.
Are you interested in scheduling a “brown bag” event or a short presentation for your organization? If you would like to learn more about our consultation or education services. Please contact us here to coordinate.
Events
NIDS Events are free one-hour virtual seminars with top industry, academic, and defense leaders discussing critical issues around national security and deterrence.
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