Women of Color
in Public Service
Symposium
at the Harvard Kennedy School
Monday March 28th
Allison Dining Room, Taubman 5th Floor
Free to all
4:15--Keynote
Gloria White-Hammond
Co-Founder and Executive Director of My Sister's Keeper
5:30--Panel
Sonia Chang-Diaz
Senator in Massachusetts State Senate
Susan Wefald
Executive VP and COO of the Ms. Foundation for Women
Irene Monroe
Coordinator of the African American Roundtable
at the Pacific School of Religion
6:45--Networking Reception
Food and drinks will be provided!
The symposium aims to celebrate the unique contributions of women of color in public service and explore the challenges women of color face in leadership positions. Open to all students, the keynote, panel and networking reception are an opportunity for students to meet women of color leaders, learn about public service work, and build coalitions between communities of color and allies.
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Sponsored by the Center for Public Leadership and the Woman and Public Policy Program.
Hosted by the Asian Pacific American (APA) Caucus, Africa Caucus, African Americans, Latinos, Asian Pacific Americans, Native Americans and Allies (ALANA), the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) Caucus, the LGBTQ Policy Journal, the Women and Gender Caucus, the Women's Policy Journal, the Harvard Journal of Hispanic Policy and the Diversity Committee.
For more information contact: [email protected]
in Public Service
Symposium
at the Harvard Kennedy School
Monday March 28th
Allison Dining Room, Taubman 5th Floor
Free to all
4:15--Keynote
Gloria White-Hammond
Co-Founder and Executive Director of My Sister's Keeper
5:30--Panel
Sonia Chang-Diaz
Senator in Massachusetts State Senate
Susan Wefald
Executive VP and COO of the Ms. Foundation for Women
Irene Monroe
Coordinator of the African American Roundtable
at the Pacific School of Religion
6:45--Networking Reception
Food and drinks will be provided!
The symposium aims to celebrate the unique contributions of women of color in public service and explore the challenges women of color face in leadership positions. Open to all students, the keynote, panel and networking reception are an opportunity for students to meet women of color leaders, learn about public service work, and build coalitions between communities of color and allies.
~~~
Sponsored by the Center for Public Leadership and the Woman and Public Policy Program.
Hosted by the Asian Pacific American (APA) Caucus, Africa Caucus, African Americans, Latinos, Asian Pacific Americans, Native Americans and Allies (ALANA), the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) Caucus, the LGBTQ Policy Journal, the Women and Gender Caucus, the Women's Policy Journal, the Harvard Journal of Hispanic Policy and the Diversity Committee.
For more information contact: [email protected]
