Teen Vogue Goes Offline for an IRL Event in New York

Headliners include Cecile Richards, Al Gore and Dolores Huerta

After its inaugural summit in Los Angeles last year, Teen Vogue is holding its second event in New York this summer centered around issues including gun control, LGBTQ+ rights and the environment.

The “Teen Vogue Summit: Turn Up” will bring activists, politicians and other leaders together to discuss ways participants can take action on issues important to them, Phillip Picardi, chief content officer at Teen Vogue said.

The three-day event will feature headliners including Cecile Richards, outgoing president of Planned Parenthood, former Vice President Al Gore, activist Dolores Huerta, actress and comedian Jessica Williams and Virginia representative Danica Roem.

“It felt like the right time for us to actually bring people together for an in-real-life experience where they could communicate with one another and build friendships with each other,” said Picardi, who was named to lead the Condé Nast brand in January.

“We are just a bunch of creatives who are passionate about what we do.”
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