Mitzi Perdue

Mitzi Perdue is a Research Fellow at the Center for Intermarium Studies at the Institute of World Politics. She is a multifaceted advocate, former rice farmer, and past president of the 40,000-member American Agri-Women. Her work spans human trafficking prevention, Ukraine conflict analysis, and humanitarian demining.

Her research interests focus on the intersection of

• war-related trauma
• gender-based violence in conflict zones
• agricultural recovery post-war
• mine clearance technology
• refugee safety
• Ukraine's geopolitical challenges

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Her recent publication trends emphasize the Ukraine war's humanitarian impact, landmine clearance, and trafficking vulnerabilities. She has collaborated with Kyiv law enforcement and founded a crowdfunding campaign for demining through DonorSee.com.