Washington, DC, where she leads policy and advocacy work aimed at strengthening international human rights norms in US national security law, policy, and practice. She has most recently appeared on Al-Jazeera and Huffington Post Live discussing issues related to national security, human rights, and detainee rights. Academic career She has served as a visiting professor, at various institutions, specializing in human rights and national security, including: Georgetown University University of Texas at Austin American University Washington College of Law George Washington University Law School Victoria University of Wellington, Faculty of Law In the summer of 2007, Huskey became a Professor at her alma mater, the University of Texas School of Law, and became the founding director of its newly established National Security & Human Rights Clinic. Publications Huskey co-wrote a book based on her experiences as legal counsel to Guantanamo detainees: "Justice at Guantanamo: One Woman's Odyssey and Her Crusade for Human Rights". Huskey has also published a number of law review articles. Among those are the following: 1. "A Strategic Imperative: Legal Representation of Unprivileged Enemy Belligerents in Status Determination Proceedings", Santa Clara Journal of International Law (2012) 2. "Guantanamo and Beyond: Reflections on the Past, Present, and Future of Preventive Detention", University of New Hampshire Law Review (2011) 3. "Hunger Strikes: Challenges to the Guantanamo Detainee Health Care Policy" with Stephen N. Xenakis, Whittier Law Review (2009) 4. "The American Way: Private Military Contractors & US Law after 9/11", Working Paper Series (2010) 5. "Standards and Procedures for Classifying 'Enemy, Combatants': Congress, What Have You Done?" References External links Living people Guantanamo Bay attorneys Constitution Project Year of birth missing (living people) 21st-century American women lawyers 21st-century American lawyers