This year’s third annual #19thRepresents Summit, held from June 15-17, will mark 50 years of advances in gender equity in higher education, athletics, the workforce and beyond. The hybrid experience, with in-person and virtual programming, will feature aspirational keynotes, groundbreaking conversations and moving performances. We are convening leaders and influencers from law, politics, academia, sports, business and STEM, using the landmark law to explore how far gender equality has come in this country in the past five decades.
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Day 1: The Foundation of Title IX
Dive into the history of Title IX, meet some key figures and discover its impact on gender equality in education.
SPEAKERS
Karla Arango, Student Survivor and Advocate, End Rape on Campus (she/her)
Neena Chaudhry, General Counsel, National Women’s Law Center (she/her)
Leigh Fondakowski, Creator and Host, “Feminist Files” Podcast (they/she)
Suzette Hackney, National Columnist, USA TODAY (she/her)
Errin Haines, Editor-at-Large, The 19th (she/her)
Jewel, Grammy-Nominated Singer, Songwriter and Mental Health Advocate (she/her)
Jessica Lee, Senior Staff Attorney, UC Hastings College of the Law (she/they)
Sara Luterman, Caregiving Reporter, The 19th
U.S. Rep. Nancy Mace, Republican, South Carolina (she/her)
MILCK, Singer-songwriter, Producer and Advocate
Benita Miller, Executive Director, Powerful Families, Powerful Communities (she/her)
Candice Norwood, Reporter, The 19th (she/her)
Nadra Nittle, Education Reporter, The 19th (she/her)
Ann Olivarius, Ph.D., Attorney and Plaintiff, Alexander v. Yale University (she/her)
Mariel Padilla, General Assignment Reporter, The 19th (she/her)
Shiwali Patel, Director, National Women’s Law Center (she/her)
Emily Ramshaw, Co-Founder and CEO, The 19th (she/her)
U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren, Democrat, Massachusetts (she/her)
Jessica White, Director of Title IX Office, Howard University (she/her)
