From Executive Orders to Federal agency restructurings, recent decisions by the new U.S. Administration have already had significant implications for girls, women and non-binary people domestically and across the world.  Please join the Women’s Funding Network on Wednesday, April 16, 2025 from 3:00-4:00 pm EDT/noon-1:00 PDT to learn about the most recent developments in U.S. feminist foreign policy and international relations, including tariffs, the future of USAID, struggles for female journalists in the new political environment, and the challenges facing immigrant women and migrant workers.

Moderator: Elizabeth Barajas Román, President and CEO, Women’s Funding Network

Panelists:
Carine Jocelyn, Founder, Haitian Women’s Collective
Summer Lopez, Interim Co-Chief Executive Officer, PEN America
Dalissa Vargas, Interim Chief Development Officer, Justice for Migrant Women