CBL Women

After brief opening remarks on working in politics, Leah Campos, senior national security advisor to the U.S. House Committee on Foreign Affairs, fields audience questions on a range of topics, from the state of national security today to the DC political lifestyle.

Her remarks were recorded during CBLPI's annual Capitol Hill Intern Summit in Washington DC on June 3, 2016.

Gayle Trotter, attorney-columnist-political analyst, gives a compelling defense of the Constitution's Second Amendment.

Her remarks were recorded during CBLPI's Capitol Hill Intern Summit held in Washington DC on June 3, 2016.

Elinor Renner, who began as an intern for--and now works as program associate at--the Heritage Foundation, offers unique insight and experienced advice on succeeding in the DC political environment.

Her remarks were recorded at CBLPI's Capitol Hill Intern Summit on June 3, 2016.

Mihcele Weslander Quaid's career has taken her from chief technology officer for Google, to DNI's senior representative to the Secretary of Defense's Intelligence-Surveillance-Reconnaissance Task Force, to founder and CEO of Global Nexis Alliance. She shares tips on career success.

Her remarks were recorded at CBLPI's annual Capitol Hill Intern Summit on June 3, 2016.

Star Parker discusses urban poverty, how the welfare state creates a trap for poor citizens, and the calculated choices citizens make to maximize their welfare checks.

The speaker delivered these remarks at CBLPI's Capitol Hill Intern Summit on June 3, 2016.

Kellyanne Conway encourages interns not to be intimidated by coworkers and not to discount themselves because of inexperience. Her message to interns is to develop self-confidence by owning both their strengths and weaknesses.

The speaker, who is the president of thepollingco.,inc./WomanTrend and a CBLPI board member, delivered these remarks to attendees at CBLPI's Capitol Hill Intern Summit in Washington DC on June 3, 2016.

Kimberly Begg discusses why Millennials are a mystery to their Gen X supervisors and what Millennials can do about it. She offers advice on ways Millennials can gain respect, create a flattering image in the workplace, and develop positive career branding early in their careers.

The speaker, who is Vice President and General Counsel for the Young America's Foundation, delivered these remarks at CBLPI's Capitol Hill Intern Summit in Washington DC on June 3, 2016.

Karlyn Bowman, senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, discusses trends and voters' preferences found in 2016's primary and caucus exit polling data. Her remarks were recorded at the May Conservative Women's Network, a monthly event co-sponsored by the Luce Institute and The Heritage Foundation.

Attorney and 2nd Amendment advocate Gayle Trotter explains, using case examples, how a gun is a great equalizer for women facing violent attacks and why women should insist on the right to choose self-protection in this way.

Her remarks were recorded at the April 2016 Conservative Women's Network luncheon, a monthly Washington DC-event co-sponsored by CBLPI and the Heritage Foundation.

Student panelists discuss their experiences sponsoring conservative women speakers on campus.

Panelists include Amber Athey (Georgetown), Elizabeth Campbell (Virginia Tech), Andrea Vacchiano (Rutgers), and Anna Lippincott (Ohio U).

The panel was held at the Clare Boothe Luce Policy Institute's 2016 Western Women's Summit in Santa Barbara CA in April.