The Hollings Center initiative on Collective & Human Security evaluates critical security issues, ranging from the challenges of extremism to regional conflict. The initiative aims to find proactive and positive solutions to these challenges.
Collective & Human Security Dialogues Initiative
The Hollings Center’s programs on Collective & Human Security address specific security challenges affecting both the United States and Muslim-majority nations, with a focus on fostering long-term, cooperative solutions. Dialogues within this theme have explored the rise of extremism in the Middle East, examining its root causes and strategies to counter its spread through community engagement, education, and regional partnerships. Another key focus has been the protection of cultural heritage during times of conflict, where participants have discussed safeguarding artifacts and traditions threatened by war and instability. Additionally, the programs have addressed the need for collaborative approaches to managing regional conflicts, emphasizing trust-building and conflict resolution mechanisms. By prioritizing proactive measures over reactive responses, these programs aim to develop sustainable solutions that not only address immediate security threats but also build resilience within affected communities.
Collective & Human Security Dialogues: Recent Snapshots
U.S.-Southeast Asia Regional Cooperation on Transnational Crime
Dialogue on Southeast Asia transnational crime examining cyber fraud, trafficking, illicit finance, and regional security cooperation.
Maritime Security in the MENA Region: The Red Sea
Explore Red Sea maritime security risks, from Houthi attacks and illicit networks to trade disruption across the MENA region.
Myanmar & Southeast Asia
Experts examine how Myanmar and Southeast Asia confront conflict, federalism, and regional cooperation amid ongoing instability
Disaster Management & Recovery
Explore key insights on disaster management and recovery, focusing on global cooperation, technology, engagement, and policy integration.
Collective & Human Security Dialogues: Videos
The Future of Crypto Fraud Prevention
Chris Wong discusses real-time intelligence sharing, crypto fraud prevention, and how public-private partnerships can help stop financial crime before losses occur.
How Criminal Networks Exploit Wildlife Trafficking
An expert explains why wildlife trafficking is often overlooked, networks operate, and why better data sharing and financial intelligence are critical to combating illegal wildlife trade.
DeFi, Digital Assets, and Financial Crime
Priscilla Adams discusses cryptocurrency regulation, DeFi oversight, AI-driven fraud, and the future of financial crime prevention.
Drones, Arms Trafficking, and Security Risks in Southeast Asia
A discussion on arms trafficking, drone proliferation, and local security risks in Southeast Asia.
