Sarah Weddington's current activities revolve around speaking, teaching, and writing.

She speaks frequently on issues relating to leadership, self-renewal for leaders, women and leadership, and women's issues (including the choice issue). Her speaking venues range from annual national conventions to colleges and universities.

Dr. Weddington continues to teach at The University of Texas - Austin.
She teaches two classes, "Gender-Based Discrimination" and "Leadership in America". The first is open primarily to senior students who are particularly interested in women's issues or attending law school, and who have attained a 3.5 or above GPA. The text is a law school casebook, and each student is required to perform research at the UT law school library. The second is a class open to senior students who have been leaders in campus or off-campus groups. The class is based on the premise that students who have demonstrated volunteer leadership prior to their senior year are those most likely to be involved in public, issue-oriented, and political leadership after their graduation. Students in the class read leadership literature and also interact with adult leaders in a variety of fields.

Time Magazine celebrated its 80th anniversary in March of 2003. In the Special Edition it highlighted 80 days that changed the world, and picked the day Roe v. Wade was decided as one of those days. Here is a link to the article Dr. Weddington wrote for Time Magazine: www.time.com/time/80days/730122.html.

Dr. Weddington continues to be a very popular speaker and is starting a second book that will spotlight leadership and techniques of self-renewal.