Women’s Leadership: Public Service and Global Health Day 4

The final day of the conference has begun at the Hotel de Talleyrand at the US Embassy, where delegates will hear speakers from the Woodrow Wilson Center, UNESCO and Smith College. Yesterday’s visit to UNESCO and meeting with the delegations from the US, Canada and Rwanda was a highlight of the conference, as was a passionate presentation on connecting health professionals through social media and matching ideas with resources. Women’s Leadership: Public Service and Global Health has been an incredible opportunity and we are excited to see how connections forged in Paris this week will impact the work of our delegates and their communities going forward.

Program sessions will be at the Talleyrand Building of the U.S. Embassy (Paris).
9H15–10H45 Session open to the public	Everything Is Connected: “Culture” and Human RightsHer Excellency Moushira Khattab, Former Minister for Family and Population, WPSP Representative at Woodrow Wilson Center for International Scholars
11H15–12H45 Session open to the public	Women’s Rights and the Right to HealthSaniye Gülser Corat, Director, Gender Equality, UNESCO
14H00–15H00 Session for delegates only	Women’s Education, Women’s EmpowermentMarilyn Schuster, Provost and Dean of the Faculty, Smith College
15H00–16H00	Concluding Awards Ceremony
Evening Delegates and invited guests only	Closing ReceptionHosted by Lois Grjebine (Smith ’52), President, Smith College Club of France