Events

Claudia Rosett, foreign policy fellow at Independent Women’s Forum, joined the Center For Security Policy to discuss the Chinese government’s criminal negligence that caused the coronavirus to become a pandemic. She also discussed how the World Health Organization’s (WHO) collaboration with Beijing covered up the danger and denied the world… Read More

Yesterday, I spoke to Mary Morgan Ketchel and her mother, Senator Marsha Blackburn, about a new children’s book they co-authored called Camilla Can Vote: Celebrating the Centennial of Women’s Right to Vote. This is a wonderful, timely book focusing on the hard-fought, decades-long battle for women’s suffrage.   Ketchel and Blackburn… Read More

Independent Women’s Law Center’s Erin Hawley joined Independent Women’s Forum to discuss the Supreme Court’s recent opinion in the Espinoza v. Montana Department of Revenue case. … Read More

Due to popular demand for more #IWFReads Book Club virtual events, we created an additional series, called Author Chats, where we will interview best-selling authors. We invite you to join the first #IWFReads series Author Chats on August 4, when we will chat with best-selling author Laura Vanderkam about her… Read More

We invite you to join the July #IWFReads Book Club. We’ll be reading Senator Joni Ernst’s brand-new book, Daughter of the Heartland: My Ode to the Country that Raised Me. Sen. Ernst’s inspirational book discusses her journey—from hauling grain on a farm in rural Iowa to serving as a Lieutenant… Read More

Claudia Rosett joins the Human Rights Foundation to have a discussion about the anniversary of the Tiananmen Massacre. Despite the Chinese Communist Party’s best efforts to erase the truth of the Tiananmen Massacre, what happened on June 4, 1989 forever changed the relationship between the Chinese… Read More

During this time of uncertainty and change, Independent Women’s Forum understands the need to stay connected. After all, we are #InThisTogether. That’s why we created the #IWFReads Book Club, a free virtual club. Our May book selection was Finding the Bright Side: The Art of Chasing What Matters… Read More

On May 6, the U.S. Department of Education released new Title IX regulations governing how schools handle students’ accusations of sexual assault and harassment. The regulations are intended to ensure that every accusation of sexual misconduct is taken seriously while also guaranteeing due process and a presumption of innocence… Read More

Joni Rogers-Kante, SeneGence® Founder and CEO, and creator of LipSense, joined Independent Women’s Forum’s Patrice Onwuka for an exclusive chat entitled: “Making Sense of It All: Getting Through COVID-19 and Tapping Your Inner Entrepreneur.” During this live event, Patrice, a senior policy analyst at IWF, spoke with Joni about… Read More

During this time of uncertainty and change, Independent Women’s Forum understands the need to stay connected. After all, we are #InThisTogether.  That’s why we created the #IWFReads Book Club, a free virtual club. By joining #IWFReads, you’ll have access to online discussion threads and an end-of-the-month virtual event to talk… Read More

Independent Women’s Forum Senior Policy Analyst Inez Stepman was hosted by the William F. Buckley, Jr. program at Yale to debate Center for American Progress Senior Fellow David Bergeron about student debt and the left’s effort to make college free. Interview Following Debate: Billy Kline: Thank you for speaking at… Read More

Inez Stepman, Senior Policy Analyst at Independent Women’s Forum, joins Matthew Spalding of Hillsdale and Rusty Reno of First Things on a panel at CPAC to have discussion about the future of Conservatism. Read More