Our Programs
Internships
Young women from across the country participate in our unique internship program to receive one-on-one mentorship, special access to Summits and other events, and training in public speaking, journalism, etiquette, and more, all while creating lasting memories and friendships with other women. Learn more here.
Summits
Twice a year, young women gather in Washington, DC and one other location–including Nashville, Orlando, and Santa Barbara–to hear from inspiring speakers—including Liz Wheeler, Allie Beth Stuckey, and Paula Scanlan–to become more confident, courageous conservatives who support likeminded women in a spirit of friendship.
Campus Lectures
College women across the country partner with the Luce Center to host campus lectures with Abby Johnson, Elisha Krauss, Riley Gaines, KT McFarland, and other women in our network. These memorable events provide valuable leadership experience to our young women while exposing their peers to conservative ideas rarely taught in the classroom. Learn more here.
Day at the Range
Young women work with our team to organize group firearms training sessions with NRA certified instructors at ranges across the country. This is one of our most popular programs for college women, teaching them essential self-defense skills while helping them developing a greater appreciation for the Second Amendment. Learn more here.
Luce Honor Society
We think it is important to recognize our most courageous, most outstanding young women leaders, which is why we created the Luce Honor Society. Young women who are invited to join the Honor Society gain exclusive access to our network of top leaders. See more information and a list of benefits here.
Conservative Women’s Network
Women of all ages—and some men too—gather at the Luce Center to hear from accomplished women speakers discussing important cultural and public policy topics, providing conservative women with much-needed opportunities for support, camaraderie, and friendship. C-SPAN regularly broadcasts these events to millions of viewers nationally.