Pittsburgh Media Chicks Continue the #MeToo and #TimesUp Discussion For Point Park University Students

Local Media Chicks Host #UsToo Panel Discussion

Continuing the Discussion of the #MeToo and #TimesUp Movement and How It Effects Local Women in the Media

Pittsburgh, PA, January 30, 2018– The Media Chicks Network will host a closed panel discussion based on the recent events effecting women in the local media following the #MeToo and #Times Up movement.

“The issues of inappropriate sexual misconduct, abuse, assault in addition to body shaming, unfair/unequal pay and gender discrimination are unacceptable and it’s time to speak out in hopes that our initiatives will help others to be thoroughly prepared for a future in the media”, LaKeisha “Ki Ki” Brown, veteran radio personality and Founder of the Media Chicks Network.

The panel discussion will host women in television, radio, print and production areas of the media and will be open to the student body of Point Park University at the Center for Media Innovation in Downtown, Pittsburgh. The time will be 5PM.

This event is co-sponsored by the Center for Media Innovation, Pittsburgh Black Media Federation, PA Women’s Press Association, International Association of Business Communicators, and Public Relations Society of America.

MODERATED BY: Ki Ki Brown, Radio Personality and Founder of the Media Chicks Network

• Allegra Battle-City Style Blogger/Radio/News Anchor
• Pat Griffin (veteran journalist and podcaster)
• Paige Mitchell-Front Paige Me Public Relations Agency/Blogger
• Charlise Smith, Founder WAVE-WOMEN AGAINST VIOLENCE ENTERPRISES AND SERVICE
• Elizabeth Rosemeyer, Point Park University Title IX Director
• Vanessa Doss, Account Executive and Marketing Strategist for WAMO 100

**Awaiting more confirmations from local TV/Radio personalities**

Media Chicks Network is a Facebook group with over 200 members of women who serve in the media from Washington, DC, Virginia, Maryland, Houston and Pennsylvania. The group will host various events that range from panel discussions, self-defense classes, brunches, and fun activities to increase bonding opportunities for women in the media.

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If you would like more information about this topic, please contact KiKi Brown at Media Chicks Network or email at thisradiochickrocks@gmail.com

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