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Join us in Nashville, Tennessee for a one-of-a-kind weekend of inspiration and friendship!

College women are invited to gather in Music City for a once in a lifetime opportunity to meet your heroes, learn all the conservative truths your professors aren’t teaching you in school, and build lasting friendships.

Secure your spot to:

• Hear from and get photos with conservative truth-tellers like Liz Wheeler, Allie Beth Stuckey, Paula Scanlan, and more
• Embark on a Music City Nights Cruise aboard the General Jackson Showboat and hear hits from country music legends like Johnny Cash, Reba McEntire, and Luke Combs
• Make lifelong friendships with conservative women from around the country
• Compete for exclusive prizes in a weekend-long scavenger hunt
• Experience this $1,200 value event for just $50 (register by midnight on September 16th to get $30 off).

Date:

November 8th – 10th, 2024.

Programming will begin at 5pm on Friday, November 8th and finish late on Saturday, November 9th. You are free leave any time on Sunday, November 10th as long as you check out of the hotel by 11am.

Cost:

Before September 16th: $20
After September 16th: $50
Your registration fee includes a 2-night stay at a luxury hotel, 3 meals per day, and your ticket to our Music City Nights Cruise.

Registration:

Complete your registration here before October 10th. Spots are very limited, so be sure to sign up today!

If you need financial assistance for travel, you can apply for a partial scholarship by October 10, 2024. Decisions will be made on a case-by-case basis, considering need and distance. Please note that this offer does not include baggage fees, seat assignments, or first-class airfare. To apply for travel assistance, send the following details to Lauren Herzberg, at [email protected]:

• Your travel plans, coach flight cost, and the amount requested
• Brief explanation of financial need
• One paragraph on why you would like to attend the Summit

Groups of 3-4 attendees can receive up to 60% off each of their travel costs. Each member must submit their application separately by October 10, 2024. Please include the names of your group members in your message.

Allie Beth Stuckey is a wife, mom of 3, and the host of the podcast Relatable, where she analyzes culture, theology, and politics from a Christian, conservative perspective. She’s the author of ”You’re Not Enough (& That’s Ok),” as well as an upcoming book titled ”Toxic Empathy.” Allie speaks to organizations, schools, and churches across the country about the importance of viewing current issues through a Biblical worldview. 

Liz Wheeler is the host of “The Liz Wheeler Show” on Blaze TV and author of “Hide Your Children: Exposing the Marxists Behind the Attack on America’s Kids.” She is unapologetically one of the conservative movement’s boldest voices. In Politico’s words, Liz is a “titan” of media Liz is passionate about exposing corruption and calling out the so-called “experts.” She is rigorous in her research, and committed to her faith.

 Amanda Collins Johnson is the author of “Beyond Survival, Reclaiming My Life After I Survived Rape.” During college, she was raped at gun point while being denied the right to participate in her own self defense.  She is passionate about sharing her story with courage and conviction so others can be empowered to live a full life after trauma and so women can choose how they want to defend themselves. 

Kathleen Troia “KT” McFarland is one of the country’s most prominent foreign policy experts. She is the author of the bestselling book “Trump, Washington and “We the People.”‘ Ms. McFarland was President Trump’s first Deputy National Security Advisor. She was one of the architects of his America First and Peace through Strength policies.

Helen Roy is a mother and writer, focusing on family policy, women’s issues, and culture. She is a fellow at the Claremont Institute for Political Philosophy, a featured author for Fairer Disputations, lifestyle editor at Blaze Media, and host of “The Female of the Species.” Helen believes that family policy, aesthetics, as well as cultural narratives around marriage, motherhood, fatherhood, and friendship are foundational to national thriving. 

Paula Scanlan is the Independent Women’s Forum Stand With Women Spokeswoman and Advisor and a former NCAA Swimmer. She is the former teammate of Lia Thomas at the University of Pennsylvania. At IWF, she works to save women’s sports, pass legislation to protect women’s spaces, and facilitate lawsuits to get justice for women and girls.

Lauren Herzberg is the program director at the Clare Boothe Luce Center for Conservative Women. She speaks on the history of the feminist movement and the dangerous effects of feminist ideology on marriage, family, and the wellbeing of women. She seeks to encourage young women to live happy, fulfilling live outside of feminist parameters for success.