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On
October 27, 2001, Barnard hosted over 20 women leaders
and almost 1,000 guests for The Barnard Summit: Women,
Leadership and the Future. The conference was preceeded
by a Friday afternoon panel entitled "The Future
of Women in Business." -- Photos by Joe Pineiro
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Columbia Record
article on the Summit
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More about The Future of Women
in Business
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Additional press coverage of
the Barnard Summit
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The
Ethel S. LeFrak '41 and Samuel J. LeFrak Gymnasium was
packed to capacity for the Summit. |
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Naomi Wolf, author and cofounder, The Woodhull Institute
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Carol Gilligan (left), professor of gender studies, Harvard
Graduate School of Education , with Summit attendees |
Marian
Wright Edelman, president and founder, Children's Defense
Fund, with Barnard President Judith Shapiro |
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Former Attorney General Janet Reno |
Ghida Fakhry, New York City correspondent for Al Jazeera,
and Paivi Sinisalo, U.S. correspondent for the Finnish
News Agency |
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Massachusetts Governor Jane Swift |
Rosabeth Moss Kanter, Ernest L. Arbuckle Professor of
Business Administration, Harvard Business School |
Claudia J. Kennedy, General (ret.) U.S. Army, autographs
a book for a Summit attendee. |
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Moderator Gwen Ifill, moderator and managing editor, Washington
Week, PBS |
Panel I: Women and the Public World: Do Women Leaders
Make a Difference?
From left to right: Naomi Wolf; Cari Dominguez, Chair,
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission; Claudia
Kennedy; Gwen Ifill; Dina Dublon, Chief Financial Officer,
J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.; Rosabeth Moss Kanter; Jewell
Jackson McCabe, Founder and Chair, National Coalition
of 100 Black Women; Janet Reno |
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The audience listens to the first panel. |
Ann Crittenden, author of The Price of Motherhood,
speaks with Toni Crowley Coffee ‘56, associate editor
of Barnard Magazine. |
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Mamphela Ramphele, Managing Director, The World Bank |
Janet Reno greets Summit attendees. |
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From left to right: Claudia Kennedy, Gwen Ifill, Dina
Dublon, Jewell Jackson McCabe |
Marie Wilson, President, Ms. Foundation for Women and
The White House Project |
Cari M. Dominguez (left) with Rosabeth Moss Kanter and
Jewell Jackson McCabe |
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Panel III: Women of the World: Lessons from Abroad
From Left to Right: Judith Shapiro; Ghida Fakhry; Paivi
Sinisalo; Laura Liswood, Secretary-General, Council of
Women World Leaders; Mamphela Ramphele; Sheila Wellington,
President, Catalyst; Marie C. Wilson |
Jean Bethke Elshtain (left), Laura Spelman Rockefeller
Professor of Social and Political ethics, The University
of Chicago, and Chair, the Council on Civil Society; and
Marian Wright Edelman |
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Judith
Shapiro and Jane Swift |
Panel II: The Future of Family and Community: Who Will
Do Women's Work?
From Left to Rigth: Ann Crittenden, Jean Bethke Elshtain,
Marian Wright Edelman, Judith Shapiro, Jane Swift, Carol
Gilligan, Patrice Adcroft, former Editor-In-Chief, Seventeen
magazine |
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