Katie Foley

Climate Security Intern

Expertise: Climate Change, Democracy, Human Rights

Katie Foley is a Climate Security Intern for the American Security Project. She is currently finishing her undergraduate degree in International Affairs and Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at the George Washington University. Katie is interested in investigating where these topics intersect with climate change and environmental justice. Some of Katie’s favorite work experiences include direct lobbying for Unchained at Last; social media and event planning for the League of Women Voters; and researching for the Feminist Majority Foundation.

Recent Posts

ARC31: Putting Gender & Climate on the Regional Agenda

Climate Change is a Top DOD Management Challenge for 2021

Energizing Growth in Clean Energy

Security Implications of Biden’s Plan for Climate Change

Vulnerability to Climate Change and Gender-Based Violence in the Rohingya Refugee Crisis