
Pat Mitchell
Editorial Director and Curator, TEDWomen; Co-Chair, Women's Media Center
Pat Mitchell is editorial director, curator, and host of TEDWomen, which she co-founded in 2010. She is co-chair of the Women’s Media Center and received its first Lifetime Achievement Award, now named in her honor. Mitchell chairs the Sundance Institute Board, is a trustee of Skoll Foundation, and an advisor to Participant Media. A longtime journalist and Emmy-winning, Oscar-nominated producer, she was president of CNN Productions and the first woman president and CEO of PBS and Paley Center for Media. Mitchell’s memoir, Becoming a Dangerous Woman: Embracing Risk to Create Change,is being published in October 2019. She’s a contributor to Enlightened Power: How Women Are Transforming the Practice of Leadership.
Previously

2019 Health
Reproductive Rights: Still a Battleground
Video — 45m 12s

2018 Health
Making Communities Safe for Women
Video — 54m 2s

2018 Health
Redefining Masculinity
Video — 56m 6s

2018 Health
A Closer Look: Breakthroughs and Challenges in Women's Health
Audio — 48m

Spotlight Health Closing Session
Video — 1h 32m 54s

2017 Health
Building a Caregiving Society
Video — 53m 12s

2017 Health
Reproductive Health: Can We Find Common Ground?
Video — 1h 2m 46s