herNashville: Shaping the Future
Realities, Challenges, & Opportunities for Women & Girls

herNashville is a dynamic, future-focused town hall designed to explore the real experiences of women and girls in Middle Tennessee—while activating bold conversations and practical pathways for progress. This transformative event gathers a cross-section of thought leaders, advocates, policymakers, educators, professionals, and next-gen voices to unpack what it means to lead, live, and thrive as a woman or girl in today’s society.

Rooted in the theme “Shaping the Future: Realities, Challenges, & Opportunities,” herNashville offers an unfiltered yet hopeful look at the systems, support, and strategies necessary to create a more equitable, empowered future for all.

This is not your typical panel discussion—this is a call to awareness, action, and alignment.

Why This Conversation Matters
At herNashville, we’re bringing together the voices that often go unheard and the questions that often go unasked. This town hall will spark real conversations about access, equity, advocacy, leadership, and what it takes to move from awareness to action. Our Power Panel will challenge perspectives, spotlight opportunity gaps, and offer powerful insights grounded in lived experience and visionary thinking.

What You’ll Experience

• The Power Panel: A fearless, cross-sector conversation featuring women and leaders from education, healthcare, business, government, and community advocacy who are shaping what’s next for women and girls.

• Audience Engagement: This isn’t a sit-and-listen experience. Attendees will participate in Q&A, real-time reflections, and community-building conversations.

• Collective Action: Leave with actionable insights, local data, and clear steps for how to support, uplift, and advocate for women and girls in your own spheres of influence.

Who Should Attend

• Professionals, educators, and executives passionate about gender equity and community advancement

• Policy advocates and nonprofit leaders working with women and youth

• Corporate decision-makers looking to better support women in the workplace

• Students, young professionals, and next-generation leaders

• Anyone ready to engage in real conversation and move the needle forward for women and girls in Nashville and beyond

Be Part of the Conversation
herNashville isn’t just a town hall—it’s a collaborative space for discovery, accountability, and progress. If you care about the future of women and girls, you belong in this room.

Together, we’re not just imagining a better future—we’re shaping it.