This June, two SRPI researchers have been selected to present original counterintelligence research at the International Association for Intelligence Education Annual Global Conference hosted at the University of North Georgia in Dahlonega, Georgia.

IAFIE is the premier international forum for intelligence education, bringing together scholars, practitioners, and institutional leaders from across the United States and allied nations. Selection to present at this conference is competitive and reflects the academic rigor and relevance of SRPI’s research.

The paper being presented represents months of structured research, peer collaboration, and policy-focused analysis aligned with SRPI’s mission to strengthen counterintelligence scholarship and advance national security education. Presenting at IAFIE places SRPI’s work before an international audience of intelligence professionals, university faculty, and government-affiliated researchers.

This opportunity does more than showcase a single research project. It:

Elevates SRPI’s academic credibility on a global stage
Expands institutional partnerships and collaboration opportunities
Provides professional development for emerging intelligence scholars
Strengthens our long-term research footprint in national security education

To make this possible, we must raise funds by mid-April to cover airfare, lodging, meals, and transportation for both presenters. As a nonprofit public charity under IRS Section 170(b)(1)(A)(vi), all contributions are tax-deductible and directly support educational advancement.

Your support is not simply funding travel. It is investing in scholarship, institutional growth, and the development of future leaders in intelligence and counterintelligence.

With your help, SRPI research will be represented at one of the most important intelligence education forums in the world.

Presenting SRPI Research at IAFIE 2026