“The Cost of US Counterterrorism Efforts.” WBUR (NPR Boston) Here and Now, March 2, 2021. While it is fourth in Press Gazette’s league. “Taking Stock: US Counterterrorism Interventions in Africa Today.” Invited speaker, Quincy Institute. In an increasingly crowded field, US-based news website Vox has become arguably the most successful English language news publisher on Youtube. “The Cost of 9/11.” Today, Explained, Vox, September 8, 2021. “After 20 Years, Measuring the True Costs of War.” Trending Globally (Watson Institute podcast), September 8. Television panelist, “The Problem with War: Digital Exclusive Panel.” The Problem with Jon Stewart, October 4. One day, during the deluge from a storm, water rushed down the hill, and crashed through the gate to. Post-9/11 Wars in 2019, By State.” Costs of War, Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs, Brown University. Eight years ago, his family lived in a different neighborhood, at the bottom of two hills. “Numbers and Per Capita Distribution of Troops Serving in the U.S. “United States Counterterrorism Operations 2018-2020.” Costs of War, Watson Institute, Brown University. “The Costs of United States Security Assistance: How Counterterrorism Intensified Conflict in Burkina Faso and Around the World.” Costs of War, Watson Institute, Brown University. (Co-authored with Nicholas Barnes.) 2021. Blacksburg, VA: Virginia Tech Publishing. “Policing Rio de Janeiro and Complexo da Maré,” in Maré from the Inside: Art, Culture, and Politics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, edited by Nicholas Barnes, Desirée Poets, and Max O. Livestreamed on Facebook and now available on YouTube, the debate was structured around the Commitment Letter, which had been distributed to the candidates a week prior to the event. “The Right to Public Security: Policing and Activism in a Rio de Janeiro Favela.” American Ethnologist. The City Within: Life in Rio's favelas - in 360 - YouTube Inside Rio's favelas. The Sustainable Favela Network’s final public activity of 2020 was Rio de Janeiro’s first ever online favela-led mayoral debate, held on October 22, 2020. Her interviews have appeared on NPR's 1A, Vox's podcast Today, Explained, The Problem with Jon Stewart, C-SPAN Washington Journal, and elsewhere. She has published in a number of academic journals, including American Ethnologist, media outlets such as The Guardian, Foreign Policy, and Axios, and is co-author of The Civic Imagination: Making a Difference in American Political Life (Routledge, 2014). counterterrorism operations has been featured by USA Today, BBC World News, and Smithsonian magazine, among others.

As Co-Director of Costs of War, she serves as editor of the project's research papers and executive director of operations. Stephanie Savell is a public anthropologist who researches militarism, security, and civic engagement in relation to the United States post-9/11 wars and policing in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

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