Women for Weapons Trade Transparency

Our programs provide interdisciplinary, intersectional, and cross-cutting analysis of the true causes and unforeseen consequences of conflict.

About

Women for Weapons Trade Transparency (W2T2) is a program of the Center for International Policy. W2T2 promotes transparency in the U.S. arms trade through investigative reporting and publishing original multimedia content to generate public knowledge of militarization and its impact on human security, autonomy, and justice.

Grounded in feminist understandings of the politics of care and intentionally centering populations most directly impacted by the international weapons trade, their work on police militarization explores the intersection of domestic and foreign policy right at the heart of CIP. Learn more and access their reports, toolkits, op-eds, videos, and public education campaigns at https://www.w2t2.org/.

Publications

August 8, 2024Women For Weapons Trade TransparencyUnaccountable military surplus fuels police violence at home and abroad.Lillian Mauldin and Janet Abou-Elias are co-founders of Women for Weapons Trade Transparency and research fellows at the Center for International Policy.…
August 5, 2024Women For Weapons Trade Transparency(AI)mageddon: Who is Liable When Autonomous Weapons Attack?Militaries are increasingly incorporating autonomous targeting and decision making into machines. While previous autonomous features, like maintaining stability on a drone during…

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