Moms, today we celebrate you 🩷

We're bringing you big names, brilliant women, and lots of surprises at the 20th anniversary #MassWomen this December 12!

Mark your calendar—tickets go on sale Wed, May 15.

Add a registration reminder to your calendar: bit.ly/4bamGG5
Learn more: bit.ly/3UTJFzs

Imagine you're accused of something horrific.

You swear you didn't do it, but someone says they witnessed it: your own brother.

Sophia was newly married and pregnant when she became the prime suspect in a brutal murder.

WBUR reexamine a case unsolved: wbur.fm/4b8UPq1

'It’s all survivable.'

Jameela Jamil won’t be silenced by vilification. Her boldness in the face of adversity is a powerful reminder for all of us.

Read ❤️ Jameela Jamil ❤️ She/Her ❤️'s interview with the #ConferencesForWomen : bit.ly/3vlZSDF

Ready to reignite your career? Join iRelaunch for the Return to Work Conference!

‣ Dive into a vibrant community with a private Facebook Group
‣ Gear up with pre-conference live sessions
‣ Enjoy expert-led workshops, inspiring talks & networking

🎟️: bit.ly/3uX2fNf

This is your reminder: diverse workforces drive innovation and growth.

Carol Fulp shares insights on advancing diversity in this fantastic interview: bit.ly/3YI2ndY

📚 Get Carol's 'Success Through Diversity': bit.ly/3QDOiw1

Today, on what would have been Dr. Maya Angelou’s 96th birthday, we honor an extraordinary woman whose words continue to inspire and empower.

Her legacy teaches that our voices are powerful, our stories are valuable, and our actions can pave the way for future generations.

Join us in celebrating Dr. Jane Goodall a on her 90th birthday!

‣ Listen to Dr. Goodall’s conversation with Alicia Menendez from #CalWomen 2021: bit.ly/3TXuRPX
‣ Perfor an act of goodness, share your story with #GoodAllDay to inspire others

🥳 Dr. Jane Goodall & the Jane Goodall Institute

Now is a great time to log into the Career Connections Program!

We've added new resources on:

‣ Creating cultures of growth, defining self-purpose & making career Power Moves
‣ Career pivots, gaps & transitions, + interview tips for each

Explore: bit.ly/49JBnzd

Starting today, a limited number of virtual 1:1 Career Coaching and Resume Review appointments will be available through the Career Connections Program.

Appointments will take place April 2-5.

Register for free or sign in to schedule an appointment: bit.ly/3IYwDdg

'It’s all survivable.'

Jameela Jamil won’t be silenced by vilification. Her boldness in the face of adversity is a powerful reminder for all of us.

Read ❤️ Jameela Jamil ❤️ She/Her ❤️'s interview with the #ConferencesForWomen : bit.ly/3vlZSDF

With @United, we invite you to share gratitude with someone who's uplifted your career.

Tag them below to let you know how thankful you are.

Feeling shy? Make a note to call, text or connect this week!

As United believes, when Good Leads the Way–we can accomplish great things!

Ready for our final Breakout Session of the day?

Having trouble picking? Don't worry.

Thanks to our on-demand sponsor Hologic, you'll be able to view breakout sessions and more on-demand through April 14.

Keep the inspiration flowing!

Visit the bookstore at today's event, sponsored by Liberty Mutual, to purchase discounted books by Conference authors, and watch featured author readings – recorded just for us!

Showing up for the women in our life 'creates a sense of sisterhood and a sense that we are not in this alone.'

America Ferrera | #ConferencesForWomen

'I think that building community and being in true relationship, sustained relationship and investing in community, that is how we change things'

America Ferrera | #ConferencesForWomen

'Whether you like Barbie or not, whether you watch the movie, didn't watch the movie. A movie unabashedly made by women, for women about women to be the #1 box office film of the year...That's a win for for female storytelling.'

America Ferrera | #ConferencesForWomen

'I just started out as a young kid with a dream to do what I love to do...but I couldn't do that without having my eyes opened to how the system saw me & the realities of what's possible for some of us & what's not possible for some of us'

America Ferrera | #ConferencesForWomen

On banning her books, Margaret E Atwood told #ConferencesForWomen : 'If I was the publishing company I'd make a great big billboard and it would say 'too hot to read.'' (or maybe 'Don't let your teenagers read this book.')

'The problem with writing historical fiction is you never know what kind of underwear they had.'

In speaking about heavy topics, Margaret E Atwood has still managed to keep #ConferencesForWomen laughing.