SACE2025 Reimagined will consist of:
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February 14th: Kick-off event (virtual)
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March 13: a domestic-focused panel over lunch (virtual)
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April 17: an international-focused panel over lunch (virtual)
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July 17 at Urban Institute: a half-day symposium, including a career fair, keynote speaker, mentoring reception, and research scholar program (in-person)
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Featured speakers include: Anna Gifty Opoku-Agyeman (Harvard Kennedy School), Bree Jones (Parity), and Jacqueline Musiitwa (former USAID)! Featured career fair participants include top employers in economics and related fields, like government, finance, think tanks, industry & more
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February 14, 2025
SACE2025 Reimagined Kickoff
Welcome and Opening
The Sadie Collective
Remarks from the Board of Directors
Board of Directors Chair, Sandile Hlatshwayo
Reimagining the Field of Economics
Join Brianna Alderman (Harvard University) and Julianna Makonise (Smith College) for an interactive discussion on what it means to pursue economics.
Reflections on the Role of The Sadie Collective's Mission in 2025
The Sadie Collective Cofounder and Harvard University student Anna Gifty Opoku-Agyeman will deliver her reflections on community
Networking Breakouts
Connect live with our community, including members of our Board of Directors and Advisory Council
Closing
Hear about our next SACE2025 Webinars and how to continue connecting with our community
March 13, 2025
SACE2025 Domestic Policy & Society Panel
Conversation on Domestic Policy & Society
A Panel
Bree Jones (Parity) , Salma Abdi (University of Minnesota) , Cortney Sanders (Fmr Social Security Administration)
Join us for a thorough and exciting conversation focused on domestic policy and the intersections of economics and related fields.
April 17, 2025
SACE2025 International Policy & The Diaspora Panel
Conversation on International Policy and The Diaspora
A Panel
Jacqueline Musiitwa (Fund for Responding to Loss & Damage) and Aleisha Sawyer (Spelman College)
Moderated by Sandile Hlatshwayo (International Monetary Fund)
International policy has large implications on economics, and our day to day lives. Join this conversation to hear insights on trends and potential future policy moves.
