To Future Women: Today’s Words for Tomorrow’s Leaders
Panel Discussion
Using letters from To Future Women as a guide, panelists will explore the various ways we can achieve change, including the progress we’ve made, what still needs work, and what we can do today to reach equality.
Event Details
Artist Georgia Saxelby’s installation at The Phillips Collection, To Future Women, asks visitors to write letters to women in the year 2037, 20 years after the historic Women’s March. These letters will be archived at the Phillips and re-exhibited in 2037. Guided by these letters, panelists will explore the various ways we can achieve change, including the progress we’ve made, what still needs work, and what we can do today to reach equality.
Panelists
Kayleigh Bryant-Greenwell (moderator), National Museum of African American History and Culture
Georgia Saxelby, To Future Women
Shaquil Keels, It’s On Us
Soraya Chemaly, Women’s Media Center
Kristin Haffert, Mine the Gap
Noorjahan Akbar, Free Women Writers
This conversation will be streamed live on the Phillips’s Facebook page here.