ULethbridge unveils speaker lineup for 2027 International Women’s Day Leadership Conference
The University of Lethbridge has announced a lineup of international and local visionary female leaders for its 2027 International Women’s Day Leadership Conference.
“Every year, around International Women’s Day, ULethbridge hosts this popular event to celebrate the social, economic, cultural and leadership achievements of women,” says Martha Mathurin-Moe, Vice-Provost, Accessibility, Belonging & Community at ULethbridge. “Our speakers will share their experiences leading with hope through complex times and how we all rise together when we build, innovate and create together.”
The fourth annual conference takes place March 10, 2027, and according to organizers, will shine a light on women who have been working to intentionally reshape workplaces and build stronger communities. The 2027 conference theme — When Women Rise Together, Communities Thrive — explores how when women support one another, lift each other up and make space for diverse voices and experiences, individual impact becomes collective change.
The keynote speakers include Dr. Waneek Horn-Miller (LLD ’22), Olympian and Indigenous health and reconciliation activist and Dr. Jessica Riddell, founder of Hope Circuits Institute and professor, Bishop’s University.


