Susan Fowler was born determined. From a life of childhood poverty she pushed her way to an Ivy League school.

She swam upstream against misogynist Silicon Valley culture to land jobs in line with her energy and intellect. Then she blew it all wide open with a blog post in 2017, detailing the day-to-day sexism she'd had to confront as an engineer at Uber. That viral post, coupled with #MeToo, transformed both her own life and the halls of misogynist power.

Fowler has capitalized on the phenomenon to advocate for equality, support, and fairness in Silicon Valley. She's worked for labor reforms, including a push to eliminate arbitration agreements.

The New York Times cited Fowler’s "unique brand of courage, clarity of mind, and moral purpose" in hiring her as its technology opinion editor. Susan Fowler is Angie Coiro's latest guest for Kepler's Literary Foundation's This Is Now, series on political and cultural topics.

Join us as they discuss her inspiring path, her new book Whistleblower, and what's next for this renegade spirit.

Photo of Susan Fowler by Mason Foster.