The phrase "activist panel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of individuals who are engaged in activism and are brought together to discuss or address specific issues.
Example: "The conference featured an activist panel that focused on climate change and social justice."
Alternatives: "advocacy panel" or "activism discussion group".
They are the women being abused at home – at a rate twice that of non-disabled women – but they are, as Rebecca Bunce, a 29-year-old domestic violence activist on the panel, says, "written out of the law" meant to protect them.
Page, the skid row activist, said the panel's actions would serve only to widen the rift between the homeless population and city officials trying to bring services to them.
But this year, after a campaign by a few researchers and activists, one federal panel expressed some concern about BPA in baby bottles.
The younger activists on the panel are Melissa Campbell, Carmen Rios, and Lexi St. John, ages 21, 20, and 17.
In New York, UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Danny Glover will join UN experts and mine activists for a panel discussion on landmines and UXO.
Mr. Ackman's chief legal adviser is scheduled to proffer the first public reply from activist investors during a panel discussion at Tulane University's corporate law conference in New Orleans, whose attendees will be called on for comment by the S.E.C.
The schedule has included lectures by prominent figures like Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. and the singer and activist Harry Belafonte, movie screenings, panel discussions and a "walk of reconciliation and redemption".
To answer that question, The Huffington Post worked with our survey partner YouGov to scour its Internet survey panel for activist Republicans: those who have run for or held office, served as party officials, worked on campaigns, or volunteered their time before elections.
To better understand the "invisible primary" among party insiders, The Huffington Post has been working with our survey partner YouGov to scour its Internet survey panel for activist Democrats: those who have run for or held office, served as party officials, worked on campaigns or volunteered their time before elections.
Reacting to the inclusion of the "white nationalist" anti-immigration activist Peter Brimelow on a panel on "The Failure of Multiculturalism: How the Pursuit of Diversity Is Weakening the American Identity" at this year's Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), Ed Schultz observed on MSNBC's The Ed Show that, "We've come to expect CPAC to bring together the far righties.
