Save the Date – 2020 WSU/UI Women’s Leadership Conference

Together, We Rise
April 9, 2020

Mark your calendars and join us for the 2020 WSU/UI Women’s Leadership Conference.  The theme for the 2020 Women’s Leadership Conference is “Together, We Rise.” This theme speaks to our collective commitment to acknowledge, honor, and celebrate difference, working together to build networks of support and strong alliances between women-identified people of diverse backgrounds, identities, and experiences. More powerful together, we pledge to uplift and sustain each other in our personal and professional growth, and in our commitment to promoting individual and community resilience and change.

A detailed Call for Speaker Proposals will be released in November.

Conference Registration will open in mid-February.

For more information about the Women’s Leadership Conference, please visit: https://women.wsu.edu/programs/womensleadership-conference/

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