Senator Reed and Women’s Fund of Rhode Island for a panel discussion to celebrate Women’s History Monthto discuss the long-term positive impact policies WFRI helped to pass have had on RI and what else we need to do to create a more equitable state. Panelist include: Dulari Tahbildar Senator Gayle Goldin Rochelle Lee
The women’s movement must play a key role in addressing racism and gender inequity. Black women leading RI organizations discuss economic, racial & gender justice on how we can use this moment of awakening to drive a meaningful shift towards change. Recorded on February 24, 2021. Moderated by Reza Clifton Speakers: Kimberly Zouzoua, VP of Strategic Partnerships, CWE Ditra Edwards, Sista Fire Lisa Ranglin, RIBBA
This program discussed the findings of the Rhode Island Women’s Well-Being Index- comparing how women do with men on issues related to Health, Personal Safety, Employment & Earnings, Economic Security, and Political Empowerment in RI. Moderated by Paige Clausius Parks, Rhode Island Kids Count Panelists: Nishi Kumar, RI Housing and Well-Being Index research team member Angela Kemp, Day One Dr. Deborah Pearlman, Brown University
Unpacking Privilege. At times, hearing feedback about privilege, race, and gender can sting. These important conversations can feel like attacks. Let’s unpack some different areas of privilege: White privilege, able-bodied privilege, civic privilege, and cisgender privilege. Held on Oct. 20, 2020 Moderated by: Eileen Kwesiga, Bryant University Panelists Included: Rachael Gavin, CEO, PR(iSM) Resistance Coalition Gwendolyn Howard, Minister Emerita; St. Pauls' Universalist Church Zoe Kupetz, Brown University student
Women Leading Change: Our Voices Matter on September 30, 2020 featuring awardees Arlene Violet and Vanessa Volz. Our gender equity champion speaker is Mary-dith Tuitt and the music is by Brooke Annibale.
