The 2021 symposium was held virtually on Feb. 17 and 18. Watch videos from the 2021 event.
At the 2021 Women in Economics Symposium, attendees learned how economists can help save the environment; reduce income inequality; improve healthcare outcomes; help people make better decisions; and reduce the severity of economic recessions.
They heard from:
Lisa D. Cook, Director, AEA Summer Program, Professor of Economics and International Relations Michigan State University
Brigitte Madrian, Dean and Marriott Distinguished Professor Brigham Young University Marriott School of Business
Marie T. Mora, Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, Professor of Economics University of Missouri – St. Louis
Nancy Rose, Charles P. Kindleberger Professor of Applied Economics Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Abigail Wozniak, Director, Opportunity and Inclusive Growth Institute, Senior Research Economist Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
This annual symposium began in 2018 at the St. Louis Fed, along with the Women in Economics Podcast Series. This initiative is designed to connect young women with accomplished women in the economics profession who share the story of their career journey—helping inspire women who wonder if economics is a profession they should (and actually could) pursue.
The St. Louis Fed continues to encourage women and underrepresented minorities to pursue economics.
This series highlights the studies and careers of prominent economists in this global profession. Listen to Women in Economics online or stream and subscribe on your favorite podcast app.
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