Kate Kizer
Kate Kizer (@KateKizer) is the policy director at Win Without War, which seeks to establish a more progressive U.S. foreign policy and national security strategy. Previously she was the director of policy and advocacy at the Yemen Peace Project, a non-profit that advocates for the rights and interests of Yemeni Americans and for constructive U.S. policies toward Yemen. Kate has worked on human rights and democratization in the Middle East for nearly 10 years. She received her B.A. in Middle Eastern and North African Studies from UCLA, studied Arabic at the American University in Cairo, and is currently an M.A. candidate at Georgetown University’s Democracy and Governance program. Kate has also traveled extensively in Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan, Israel, and Syria. Her writing and commentary have been featured in numerous news outlets, including Reuters, Al Jazeera America, Middle East Eye, OpenDemocracy, and the Huffington Post. Kate directs YPP’s policy and advocacy program to ensure US foreign policy in Yemen reflects the needs and interests of Yemenis and Yemeni Americans.
Articles by this author:
Toward a New Approach to National and Human Security: End Endless War
by Rita Siemion, Scott Roehm, Hina Shamsi, Heather Brandon-Smith, Kate Kizer, Annie Shiel, Colleen Kelly and Mandy Smithberger
Sep 11th, 2020
How Dangerous—and How New—Is the Defense Department’s “Collective Self-Defense” Theory?
by Rita Siemion and Kate Kizer
Oct 30th, 2018
The Lesson the Trump Administration has Failed to Learn about Yemen
by Eric Eikenberry and Kate Kizer
Mar 12th, 2018