Killing Us Softly: Advertising’s Image of Women

📅 Wednesday, March 26, 2025⏰ 4:30 – 6:00 PM | Includes Reception

📍 Cowles Library Reading Room, Drake University

🎟 Tickets: $25

Join the Chrysalis Foundation for an eye-opening evening with Jean Kilbourne, the renowned author and creator of Killing Us Softly.

Kilbourne’s groundbreaking work has shaped the national conversation on how advertising distorts body image, reinforces harmful gender stereotypes, and impacts self-worth. In this compelling presentation, she will explore the media’s influence on cultural perceptions of women—and what we can do to challenge it.

🔹 Why Attend?

• Gain valuable insights into media literacy and gender representation.
• Engage in a thought-provoking discussion on advertising’s societal impact.
• Connect with like-minded advocates, educators, and community leaders.

This event is ideal for students, educators, professionals in media and marketing, nonprofit leaders, and anyone passionate about gender equity.

Attending for continuing education? 📚✨ Email to request a certificate of completion and course details for your records.

📍 Limited seating available—reserve your spot today!

Jean Kilbourne is an internationally recognized speaker, author, and media critic. She is the creator of the groundbreaking Killing Us Softly film series, which has played a pivotal role in media literacy education. Her work has been widely recognized for its impact on public health and gender equity.

📣 Secure your seat now for this must-attend conversation!

✔️ Reception included✔️ Open to the public✔️ Limited seating—early booking recommended

Host or Publisher Chrysalis Foundation