The Agora, Stephen Robert ’62 Hall, 280 Brook Street, Providence, RI Please register in advance on the Events@Brown event listing. Lunch will be provided for registered attendees.

The Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies’ Cogut Visiting Professor Camilo Umaña will give a talk on “Humanizing ...

CLACS extends a warm welcome to CLACS Cogut Visiting Professor Camilo Umaña. This Spring, Dr.Umaña will be teaching LACA 1504Q: The War On Drugs From the Latin American Perspective: Current Issues and ...

Theresa has over 24 years of experience working in graphic design. An award winning designer, she has been the recipient of a Davey Award and a NCAMA Classified Advertising Award for Best ...

Source: The Long-Term Costs of U.S. Care for Veterans of the Afghanistan and Iraq Wars, by Linda Bilmes (2021) The commitment to veterans continues long after wars ends. Those who have been deployed ...

Data from War Spending and Lost Opportunities (2019) by Heidi Peltier. Military spending by the federal government is often considered a vital support to employment and economic recovery. However, ...

Over one half of the federal government’s total assets — buildings, aircraft, ships, vehicles, computers, and weapons — are used for national defense. In 2000, the Pentagon’s total assets were valued ...

America’s military-industrial complex has been rapidly expanding from the Capital Beltway to Silicon Valley. Although much of the Pentagon’s budget is spent on conventional weapons systems, the ...

War’s destruction of economies, public services, infrastructure, and the environment leads to deaths that occur long after bombs drop and grow in scale over time. This report reviews the latest ...

Data from Human Cost of Post - 9/11 Wars: Direct War Deaths in Major War Zones (2019) by Neta Crawford and Catherine Lutz. Graphic design by Maria Ji. The U.S. military suicide rate, historically low, ...

When the U.S. military budget decreased after the Cold War, military contractors initiated a strategy to protect their profits by more widely connecting jobs to military spending. They did this by ...

Pentagon spending has totaled over $14 trillion since the start of the war in Afghanistan, with one-third to one-half of the total going to military contractors. A large portion of these contracts -- ...