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X-WR-CALDESC:Join us for a conversation with Anita Hill about her new book\
 , GGE's 20th anniversary\, and our shared mission to end gender-based viol
 ence.\n\nFollowing the release of her third book Believing\, professor\, l
 egal scholar and advocate Anita Hill will join Girls for Gender Equity's (
 GGE) founding president and CEO Joanne N. Smith in an intergenerational co
 nversation with GGE youth organizers to discuss the work to end gender-bas
 ed violence.\n\nNext summer\, GGE will be celebrating its 20 Year Annivers
 ary\, and this conversation will kick off our celebrations. The release of
  Believing and this anniversary come ten years after we honored Anita Hill
  at our 10th anniversary and held an intergenerational conversation about 
 her second book\, Reimagining Equality. Her voice and leadership in the mo
 vement guide our practice and courage at Girls for Gender Equity as we wor
 k to end gender-based violence.\n\nHer documentary Anita: Speaking Truth t
 o Power featured our practice to end sexual harassment and violence in sch
 ools. This is a full-circle moment for all of us\, and we hope you will jo
 in us.\n\nAbout Anita Hill:\n\nAnita Hill (she/her) is a lawyer\, advocate
 \, and the University Professor of Social Policy\, Law\, and Women's and G
 ender Studies at Brandeis University. Thirty years ago this fall\, Hill fa
 ced down an all-male\, all-white Senate Judiciary Committee—led by then-Se
 nator Joe Biden—to testify that her boss\, Supreme Court Justice nominee C
 larence Thomas\, had sexually harassed her. It was a landmark moment for t
 hese issues and inspired countless women to come forward with their storie
 s\, to file complaints\, and even to run for office. It also cemented Hill
  as a leading figure in the fight for women's rights and against gender-ba
 sed violence. She has written for The New York Times and Newsweek\, and is
  a sought-after speaker.\n\nAbout Joanne N. Smith:\n\nJoanne N. Smith (she
 /her) is the founding President & CEO of Girls for Gender Equity (GGE). Sh
 e moves GGE closer to its mission through strategic advocacy\, development
 \, and leadership cultivation. Ms. Smith is a Haitian-American social work
 er born in NY. A staunch human rights advocate\, she has co-authored Hey S
 horty: A Guide to Combating Sexual Harassment and Violence in Schools and 
 on the Streets. Smith’s leadership helped facilitate a $35M commitment fro
 m government and philanthropy to invest in community-driven recommendation
 s of the Nations first Young Women’s Initiative. Smith is the co-founder o
 f The Black Girl Freedom fund\, a 10-year initiative to invest 1 Billion d
 ollars into the advancement of Black girls and a member of Move to End Vio
 lence --an initiative designed to strengthen the collective capacity to en
 d gender-based violence in the United States. Smith resides in Brooklyn\, 
 NY.\n\nAbout Girls for Gender Equity:\n\nGirls for Gender Equity (GGE) is 
 an intergenerational organization committed to the physical\, psychologica
 l\, social and economic development of girls and women\, particularly cisg
 ender and transgender girls and gender non-conforming/non-binary (GNC/NB) 
 youth of color. Through direct service\, policy & organizing\, and culture
  change\, GGE encourages communities to remove systemic barriers and creat
 e opportunities for girls and women to live self-determined lives.\n\nGGE’
 s work to combat sexual violence is featured in the 2014 documentary Anita
 : Speak Truth to Power and Surviving R. Kelly Part II: The Reckoning that 
 aired on Lifetime and Netflix in 2020.\n\nLearn more about GGE by followin
 g on social: @ggenyc on Twitter and Instagram.\n
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DESCRIPTION:Join us for a conversation with Anita Hill about her new book\,
  GGE's 20th anniversary\, and our shared mission to end gender-based viole
 nce.\n\nFollowing the release of her third book Believing\, professor\, le
 gal scholar and advocate Anita Hill will join Girls for Gender Equity's (G
 GE) founding president and CEO Joanne N. Smith in an intergenerational con
 versation with GGE youth organizers to discuss the work to end gender-base
 d violence.\n\nNext summer\, GGE will be celebrating its 20 Year Anniversa
 ry\, and this conversation will kick off our celebrations. The release of 
 Believing and this anniversary come ten years after we honored Anita Hill 
 at our 10th anniversary and held an intergenerational conversation about h
 er second book\, Reimagining Equality. Her voice and leadership in the mov
 ement guide our practice and courage at Girls for Gender Equity as we work
  to end gender-based violence.\n\nHer documentary Anita: Speaking Truth to
  Power featured our practice to end sexual harassment and violence in scho
 ols. This is a full-circle moment for all of us\, and we hope you will joi
 n us.\n\nAbout Anita Hill:\n\nAnita Hill (she/her) is a lawyer\, advocate\
 , and the University Professor of Social Policy\, Law\, and Women's and Ge
 nder Studies at Brandeis University. Thirty years ago this fall\, Hill fac
 ed down an all-male\, all-white Senate Judiciary Committee—led by then-Sen
 ator Joe Biden—to testify that her boss\, Supreme Court Justice nominee Cl
 arence Thomas\, had sexually harassed her. It was a landmark moment for th
 ese issues and inspired countless women to come forward with their stories
 \, to file complaints\, and even to run for office. It also cemented Hill 
 as a leading figure in the fight for women's rights and against gender-bas
 ed violence. She has written for The New York Times and Newsweek\, and is 
 a sought-after speaker.\n\nAbout Joanne N. Smith:\n\nJoanne N. Smith (she/
 her) is the founding President & CEO of Girls for Gender Equity (GGE). She
  moves GGE closer to its mission through strategic advocacy\, development\
 , and leadership cultivation. Ms. Smith is a Haitian-American social worke
 r born in NY. A staunch human rights advocate\, she has co-authored Hey Sh
 orty: A Guide to Combating Sexual Harassment and Violence in Schools and o
 n the Streets. Smith’s leadership helped facilitate a $35M commitment from
  government and philanthropy to invest in community-driven recommendations
  of the Nations first Young Women’s Initiative. Smith is the co-founder of
  The Black Girl Freedom fund\, a 10-year initiative to invest 1 Billion do
 llars into the advancement of Black girls and a member of Move to End Viol
 ence --an initiative designed to strengthen the collective capacity to end
  gender-based violence in the United States. Smith resides in Brooklyn\, N
 Y.\n\nAbout Girls for Gender Equity:\n\nGirls for Gender Equity (GGE) is a
 n intergenerational organization committed to the physical\, psychological
 \, social and economic development of girls and women\, particularly cisge
 nder and transgender girls and gender non-conforming/non-binary (GNC/NB) y
 outh of color. Through direct service\, policy & organizing\, and culture 
 change\, GGE encourages communities to remove systemic barriers and create
  opportunities for girls and women to live self-determined lives.\n\nGGE’s
  work to combat sexual violence is featured in the 2014 documentary Anita:
  Speak Truth to Power and Surviving R. Kelly Part II: The Reckoning that a
 ired on Lifetime and Netflix in 2020.\n\nLearn more about GGE by following
  on social: @ggenyc on Twitter and Instagram.\n
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SUMMARY:Girls for Gender Equity: It's the Legacy for Us
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