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Saturday, January 28, 2006

I'm stealing from our friend EJ Graff here, but she's summed up why we LOVE the annual WAM conference (Women, Action & Media) coming up March 31 - April 2.  Best annual conference I've ever been to -- energizing, inspiring, great contacts. But the early registration discount deadline is Feb. 1. So sign up now!

Here's what EJ says:

For a few years now I've been involved with WAM! (Women, Action, & Media), a conference of progressive women journalists, authors, advocates, academics, bloggers, students, and fed-up TV-viewers. I've been involved for one reason: I was tired of sitting alone in my room fuming about how few progressive women I saw in the media: op-ed bylines, expert sources, you name it, we weren't there. So we (by "we," I mean the Center for New Words--I've brainstormed but they do the work!) launched a thrilling series of conferences. WAMmers are developing into a lively community (online and off) of media-concerned and -involved women bothered by our country's direction. It's better to be mad with friends than mad alone.

This year, our third year, has an amazing lineup: keynoters and panelists include Maria Hinojosa, Farai Chideya, Caryl Rivers, Lakshmi Chaudhry, Rebecca Traister, Cynthia Enloe, Liza Featherstone, Betsy Reed, Robin Herman, Jill Nelson, Julianne Malveaux, Jessica Valenti--basically, it rocks. Come.

The early registration fee expires Tuesday. Sign up now. See you there.

I'll see you there too!

(It's at the very cool/askew Stata Center by Frank Gehry at MIT)

-RH

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