As Black History Month comes to a close, we are taking some time to reflect on these women and their societal, political, and cultural contributions.
The Plenary
Reflections from the Public Policy Seminar
Celeste Lan reflects on what she learned at the PLEN 2022 Public Policy Seminar.
Kiahna’s PLEN experience: Your Word is Your Bond
Kiahna Stephans reflects on her surprising and rewarding experience at the virtual Public Policy Seminar.
Women in Public Policy Matter
Liana Petruzzi reflects on her experience participating in the PLEN 2022 Public Policy Seminar.
PLEN’s COVID-19 Policy
In accordance with Washington D.C. COVID guidelines, all PLEN staff, interns, volunteers, seminar and event participants will be required to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 and wear masks when attending in-person PLEN functions.
Women in Public Policy: Grace’s Experience
Grace Ayyildiz attended the Public Policy Seminar and gained confidence about entering her field post-graduation.
The Power of PLEN: Mickaela’s Internship Experience
Mickaela Maehren writes about her experience as the Communications Intern in the Summer 2021 semester and the Programs Intern in Fall 2021.
“Do Not Confuse having a Bad Day with being Underqualified”
Sealina Marryshow attended the 2021 Women of Color Influencing Washington seminar and learned about career opportunities, gained connections, and how to advocate for herself.
Authentic, Non-Linear Career Paths
Maryam Arab attended the Women of Color Influencing Washington Seminar and gained insight on the value of non-linear career paths.
A Narrative of Community
Maria Isabel Díaz attended the 2021 Women of Color Influencing Washington seminar and gained a network of women of color across the country!