Join Us for a Day of Women Speaking Out for What's Right

The doors open at 8:30 and the event starts at 9 a.m. Register online for $40 until August 21st or sign up in person for $50. Student tickets are $20, $25 at the door. Brunch and lunch are included in the cost of the ticket.

Our lineup of speakers includes:

Keynote Speaker Jen Loren, Senior Director, Executive Producer, and host at Cherokee Film, on Native American representation in film and media.

Janet Levit, University of Tulsa Law Professor and Executive Consultant at Repro 46, a non-profit organization established after the fall of Roe vs Wade, explains where Oklahoma stands on reproductive health.

Rena Cook, Author and Vocal Presentation Coach, will share techniques for having tricky conversations, whether it's political, social or within your own family.

Sahar Abi-Hassan, Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of Tulsa, focuses on the influence the judicial system, especially the Supreme Court, is having on today's politics.

Rev. Linda Barton Paul, Retired Episcopal Deacon, takes us from symphony halls playing her harp to working behind prison walls.

Dr. Nancy Vitali, Retired Assoc. Professor of Nursing, Caring Science Scholar, Caritas Coach and Yoga Instructor, will share four tools for self-empowerment.

Rebekah Warren, Adjunct Professor of English and Humanities at Rogers State University, helps us explore ways to find and use our creative voices.

We invite you to join us. Your support ensures that Women Empowered for Democracy remains a consistent, reliable voice for what is right. We look forward to seeing you there.

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Speaking Out for What's Right