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Frank Church Symposium 2025

Women Today: Politics, Perceptions, and Power!

Join us to engage with leading voices on topics like media framing, bodily autonomy, healthcare, and global policies impacting women in power.

April 3-4, 2025 | Pocatello Campus and Online (Hybrid)

For streaming the panels and lectures in Rendezvous ABC, use this Zoom link.
For streaming the keynote address, use this Youtube link.
For additional information on invited delegates and FAQ, see our Facebook page.

Free parking will be available at Reed’s Gym and the Student Union Building, as well as at the Holt Arena where you can either walk or utilize the free on-campus bus.

About the Frank Church Symposium

Each spring, Idaho State University’s Pocatello campus hosts the Frank Church Symposium—a rare, student-led, and student-funded event that brings diverse global perspectives to Idaho. Named in honor of Senator Frank Church, known for his pivotal role in U.S. foreign relations during the Vietnam War, the symposium celebrates his legacy of diplomacy, insight, and leadership.

Since its founding in 1970 by ISU’s International Affairs Council (IAC), the symposium has welcomed distinguished speakers, such as Polish Ambassador Marek Magierowski, Indian Ambassador Arun K. Singh, and Stanford University’s Dr. Larry Diamond. Through organizing this event, ISU students.