Educating Leaders
The Educating Women Leaders initiative is our effort to encourage a national, ongoing conversation about the development, meaning, and social impact of women's leadership. Panel discussions have focused on best practices for educating women for leadership, reasons why we should all care about women's leadership, leadership as a collective endeavor versus an individual mission, and young women's leadership.
Selected speakers in the series to date have included global human rights scholar and activist Charlotte Bunch; physician and internationally acclaimed nuclear disarmament activist Helen Caldicott; feminist activists Jennifer Baumgardner and Amy Richards, and distinguished scholars Deborah Gray White, M. Elizabeth Tidball, Patricia J. Williams, Ruth Mandel, and Nancy Hewitt.
Applying a Feminist Lens to the Practice and Study of Leadership
MODERATOR: Janice Petrovich, Independent Scholar
PRESENTERS: Kathryn Kolbert, Barnard College; Beverly Guy-Sheftall, Spelman College; M. Bahati Kuumba, Spelman College; Mary K. Trigg, Rutgers University
Feminist Leadership for Social Transformation
Keynote: Srilatha Batliwala, feminist activist and scholar
See here for more of her publications and research.
Envisioning Feminist Leadership Studies
Alison R. Bernstein, Director, Institute for Women’s Leadership and Professor of History and Women’s and Gender Studies
A Collaborative Project with Barnard College’s Athena Center for Leadership Studies, and Spelman College’s Women’s Resource and Research Center
Resources on Educating Women Leaders
MODERATOR
Mary S. Hartman
PRESENTERS
Patricia C. Harwood, Isa Williams, M. Elizabeth Tidball
MODERATOR
Mary S. Hartman
PRESENTERS
Charlotte Bunch, Susan Carroll, Deborah Gray White, Helen Caldicott
MODERATOR
Mary K. Trigg, Chair, Women’s & Gender Studies Department, Faculty Director, Leadership Scholars Certificate Program
PRESENTERS
Jennifer Baumgardner
Amy Richards
Debbie Stoller
MODERATOR
The Honorable Christine Todd Whitman
PRESENTERS
Nancy Y. Bekavac
Carol T. Christ
Johnnetta B. Cole
Judith R. Shapiro
Carmen Twillie Ambar