On March 17, 2025, Promly’s founder, Jen Libby, took thestage at the World Women Summit—an international event that brings togetherfemale leaders, thinkers, and doers from across the globe. The summit focuseson connection, wellness, and global change, and it’s a space where voices likeJen’s stand out. Promly started as a youth-driven mental health platform, butit’s grown into something larger—a movement that asks real questions about howwe connect, how we prevent crisis before it starts, and how we listen to youngpeople who’ve been telling us, loudly, that they need something different.

At the summit, Libby shared the story behind Promly: how aclinician with a front-row seat to teen mental health challenges decided tobuild a digital space that actually works for the people who use it. Her talkfocused on radical empathy, early intervention, and letting young people lead.The World Women Summit wasn’t just a speaking gig—it was a chance for Promly tobe part of a global dialogue on mental wellness and youth empowerment. Theaudience included leaders from tech, health, education, and nonprofit sectors,all gathered around the same belief: that when women and girls thrive, entiresystems shift.

To learn more about the summit, visit worldwomensummit.net.You can follow Promly’s work at promly.org.

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