Join us for a webinar to discuss how President Trump’s Executive Order titled, "Defending Women from Gender Ideology Extremism and Restoring Biological Truth to The Federal Government,” can change the landscape in sports, prisons, and beyond. We will be joined by Riley Gaines, Vice Chair of the America First Athletes Coalition, and Amie Ichikawa, Executive Director and Co-Founder of Woman II Woman. The webinar will feature a brief overview of the Executive Order, and we will hear from our panelists on how they anticipate the EO will lead to greater protections for women and girls, and where additional action will be needed. We will take questions from attendees and will do our best to answer them all. Please register below.
Riley Gaines is a recent graduate from the University of Kentucky where she was a 12x NCAA All-American swimmer. In 2022, Riley competed and tied with trans-identifying male swimmer, Lia Thomas, at their NCAA championships. Since directly experiencing the injustice of allowing men in women's sports and women's locker rooms, Riley has been outspoken on why this issue is blatantly unfair and harmful to females in so many ways.
Amie Ichikawa is an ambassador at Independent Women’s Forum and Independent Women’s Voice. She is one of the founders of WomanIIWoman, a non-profit organization providing re-entry services, parole hearing prep, and advocacy for the safety and dignity of incarcerated women in California. Ichikawa co-founded this non-profit after her own incarceration at the Central California Women’s Facility in Chowchilla for five years. She maintains contact with women in the Central California Women’s Facility and the California Institution for Women, serving as their advocate.
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