Name: Book Launch | Winning the Battle Against Myself
Start: 2025-05-03T16:00:00-06:00
End: 2025-05-03T18:00:00-06:00
Location: Grant-Humphreys Mansion

Book Launch | Winning the Battle Against Myself

An inspiring evening celebrating the release of "Winning the Battle Against Myself," the new book by distinguished author Trudi M. Morrison.
About this Event

In this intimate gathering, Dr. Morrison will share her compelling journey and the transformative insights that form the foundation of her groundbreaking new book "Winning The Battle Against Myself: A Black Woman’s Journey Through America’s Corridors Of Power" explores Trudi's storied career as the only person of any race or gender to serve in top positions in all three branches of our national government, including the White House, the Senate (where she was one of two people with the authority to arrest the President), and the Judiciary, as the primary trainer of Federal judges in employment dispute resolution.

Throughout the evening, you'll:

Hear Dr. Morrison read selected passages from her book
Participate in a thought-provoking Q&A session
Connect with like-minded individuals on similar journeys
Have your personal copy signed by the author
Enjoy light refreshments while networking with fellow attendees

About the Author

Dr. Trudi M. Morrison is the only person to have served in top posts in all three branches of the national government. She served the Reagan administration as associate director of the White House Office of Public Liaison and director of the 50 States Project, which studied discrimination in state laws and regulations based on gender. In 1985, she made history by becoming the first woman and the first Black Officer to serve as Chief Operating Officer and Deputy Sergeant at Arms of the United States Senate. In 1997, she headed the Fair Employment Practices Office and served as Senior Legal and Policy Advisor at the Administrative Office of the United States Courts, a role in which she was responsible for developing, implementing, and monitoring the Fair Employment Practices Program in the Federal Judiciary. Now retired, Dr. Morrison has commendations from four U.S. presidents, two Senate majority leaders, two chief justices, and three United States Supreme Court associate justices.