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The immediate response, when someone says "where are the women," needs to stop being, "we are right here" which we've been saying for decades and change to, "if you are serious about diversity, where is your plan. If you are serious, you need to be able to say, these are the resources I am dedicating. These are the people, this is the time."
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On its official twitter account, the Center for Inquiry acknowledges that "much debate and discussion" have occurred as a result of Ronald Lindsay's opening remarks at Women in Secularism 2 and states that no comments will be made until after the June 13-14 scheduled board meeting.
The Center for Inquiry's Board of Directors issues the following short statement following its meeting at the end of the previous week:
Center for Inquiry Board of Directors Statement on the CEO and the Women in Secularism 2 Conference
The mission of the Center for Inquiry is to foster a secular society based on science, reason, freedom of inquiry, and humanist values.
The Center for Inquiry, including its CEO, is dedicated to advancing the status of women and promoting women’s issues, and this was the motivation for its sponsorship of the two Women in Secularism conferences. The CFI Board wishes to express its unhappiness with the controversy surrounding the recent Women in Secularism Conference 2.
CFI believes in respectful debate and dialogue. We appreciate the many insights and varied opinions communicated to us. Going forward, we will endeavor to work with all elements of the secular movement to enhance our common values and strengthen our solidarity as we struggle together for full equality and respect for women around the world.
33 attendees of the Women in Secularism 2 conference sign a letter to the Center for Inquiry board of directors demanding an apology for Ronald Lindsay’s opening remarks.
13 of the 17 speakers* at the Women in Secularism 2 conference sign a letter to the Center for Inquiry board of directors demanding an apology for Ronald Lindsay's opening remarks.
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*Speakers who were CFI staff or board members were excluded to avoid a conflict of interest.
In a blog post on the second day of Women in Secularism 2, conference speaker Rebecca Watson takes Ronald Lindsay to task for his opening remarks.
The Center for Inquiry announces that the Women in Secularism 3 conference will be held on May 16-18, 2014 in Alexandria, Virginia.
A flurry of negative reactions are posted by audience members via twitter during the Center for Inquiry President and CEO Ronald Lindsay's opening remarks at the Women in Secularism 2 conference.
