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Articles by Suzie Schwartz
Military families support our national defense — now they need our support Original
The texts arrive to us late at night and just before dawn, from women as sleepless as we are. They are military spouses, increasingly alarmed that the Pentagon’s rhetoric around “readiness, lethality, and warfighting” masks a deeper shift — one that sidelines the very people who hold our force together: military families. These women turn to us for reassurance, not only because we each spent over three decades as military spouses but because our husbands once served as service chiefs.
Health Experts Say Doing Nothing Is Good for Your Brain
I’m cringing right now thinking about all the second-hand stress I caused my coworkers and family members over the years as I worked so hard racing to the top of my field. My natural speed is 200 mph and I used to expect people around me — including my family — to keep up. I have three sons and when they were small, I would literally CLAP! MY! HANDS! behind them to get them to move faster (although now I’m ashamed to admit this).
Letter to Taos Town Council and Mayor Regarding the Regional Coalition of LANL Communities
Dear Council and Mayor, Yesterday was Mother's Day. We are writing today to remind ourselves of the "Appeal to womanhood throughout the world" later known as "Mother's Day Proclamation" by Julia Ward Howe which was an appeal for women to unite for peace in the world.
Opinion: More JPA scrutiny needed
Dear Commissioners, Town Council, and Mayor, As you know, the City of Santa Fe rejected the Regional Coalition of LANL Communities' [RCLC] legally binding governing document, the Restated and Amended Joint Powers Agreement [JPA]. The Council received many letters urging it to reject the Amended JPA and subsequently resolve to withdraw from the RCLC.
Opinion: No environmental review for LANL expansion?
By Suzie Schwartz As many of your readers know, the National Nuclear Security Administration, a stovepipe agency within the Department of Energy, is planning a massive expansion at Los Alamos National Laboratory and the Savannah River Site in South Carolina to increase its plutonium pit production mission to 30-80 pits per year. Plutonium "pits" are the fissile cores for detonating nuclear warheads. Plutonium is a heavy metal and radioactive, lasting more than 240,000 years.
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