Alexis Day

Program Manager and Research Associate, Smart Women, Smart Power Initiative and Outreach Manager, International Security Program.
Alexis Day

Alexis Day is program manager and research associate for the Smart Women, Smart Power Initiative and outreach manager for the International Security Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS). Her focus areas include transatlantic security and the intersection of gender and national security. Previously, she interned and volunteered for the United Nations Association, San Diego Chapter. Alexis holds a BA in political science and communication studies from the University of San Diego. She started at CSIS as an intern in October 2020 and has been a part of the team full-time since March 2021.

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Smart Women, Smart Power Podcast

Semiconductors: Here, There, and Everywhere

Girl Security scholar Jordan Tachibana interviews Vice President of Strategic Partnerships for IBM Research Kathleen (Taffy) Kingscott for a discussion on the world of semiconductors and the role of the CHIPS Act.

Podcast Episode by Kathleen McInnis and Alexis Day — September 28, 2023

CSIS Smart Women, Smart Power
Smart Women, Smart Power Podcast

Domestic Terrorist Groups and Natural Disasters

Girl Security scholar Paden Tranter interviews Glitterpill Co-Founder and Chief Intelligence Officer Samantha Kutner.

Podcast Episode by Kathleen McInnis and Alexis Day — September 20, 2023

CSIS Smart Women, Smart Power
Smart Women, Smart Power Podcast

Chasing Liberties: Balancing Individual Rights and Digital Privacy

Girl Security scholar Kennedy Solaru sits down with CSIS Strategic Technologies Program Fellow Caitlin Chin for a discussion on the various challenges facing the national security community.

Podcast Episode by Alexis Day Caitlin Chin-Rothmann and Kathleen McInnis — September 6, 2023

CSIS Smart Women, Smart Power

Technology as a Driver of Gender Equality and Peace

As the 67th Commission on the Status of Women meets, the Project on Fragility and Mobility outlines how innovation and technology can be powerful in addressing gender inequalities and should be critical tools within the broader discussion of global fragility.

Commentary by Abigail Edwards Alexis Day and Erol Yayboke — March 8, 2023