The risk with removing the Women, Peace, Security program
- Emma Chang
- Apr 30
- 1 min read
Updated: May 7
Removing the Women, Peace, Security (WPS) program is a dangerous move.
Providing the essential resources, tools, and training protocols tailored to the needs of the warrior ensures mission success. It is not favoritism or affirmative action--it's common sense.
Imagine wearing boots, helmets, and body armor that don't fit your body or how you move. How can you effectively defend your position and the lives of those around you?
I've heard countless stories during iGIANT roundtables of the harm that has been done and the time wasted trying to 'retrofit' equipment so that one can do their job well and safely.
We need to support those who defend us and that includes our women warriors.
To read more about this issue, check out this article on how the Army has been modernizing its uniforms and equipment to better fit and support female Soldiers, reflecting a broader shift toward inclusivity, personalization, and respect for diversity—putting people first in every thread and stitch.
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