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March 2020
Seat at the Table Exhibition
Learn about women’s right to vote and equality 100 years later “Seat at the Table” is a modern installation, which commemorates the 19th Amendment — establishing women’s right to vote — and asks 100 years later, “Where are we now?” The exhibition links the past to the present, connecting historical…
Find out more »Women Changing the City
Women Changing the City is a series of events at which a panel of accomplished women from the business community reveal the inner strength, vision and imagination that leads to motivation, influence and positive change. Events in the series include time for Q&A and plenty of networking. They are held…
Find out more »International Women’s Day #BiasCorrect
The #BiasCorrect campaign is Catalyst's "awareness-to-action" campaign, designed to increase the awareness of systemic challenges for women's advancement in our workplaces that are brought on by gender bias. The campaign also offers tools and resources to build awareness and prepare participants to take action to eradicate bias from the workplace.…
Find out more »Black Pearls @ the Barnes
In the Year of the Woman – and the 10th anniversary year of the Black Pearl Chamber Orchestra – the Black Pearls are celebrating the contributions of African-American women composers and performers of classical music. On March 6 at the Barnes, the orchestra will perform works of Florence Price, the…
Find out more »Dangerous Dames of Dayton 100th anniversary event
Susan Page, Washington Bureau Chief for USA Today and an award-winning journalist, will be the keynote speaker for the League of Women Voters, Greater Dayton Area, "Dangerous Dames of Dayton" 100th anniversary event. The event will also honor local "dangerous dames" who have made significant contributions to the greater Dayton,…
Find out more »Play ‘Under the Bonnet’ Is About Lucretia Mott
The Brandywine River Museum of Art will celebrate International Women’s Day on March 8 by staging the 40-minute play "Under the Bonnet." The play focuses on Lucretia Mott, a tenacious woman who spent her life fighting for the rights of women and African Americans. A Quaker, she strongly believed that…
Find out more »Talk: Liberty, Race and Gender in the History of Woman Suffrage
Dr. Laurel Thatcher Ulrich will discuss images of Liberty related to abolition and suffrage, showing how the images were transformed over time.
Find out more »Leadership the Eleanor Roosevelt Way
Featuring Robin Gerber, bestselling author, historian and leadership expert Society of Professional Women (SPW) – the women's leadership program of The Main Line Chamber of Commerce – will host a Trademark Event on March 19 with a presentation by Robin Gerber on "Leadership the Eleanor Roosevelt Way." Through the stories…
Find out more »Curator’s Gallery Talk: Deeds Not Words
Curator Amanda C. Burdan will lead a gallery talk on a theme from the Votes for Women exhibition.
Find out more »Spring Breakthru
Sponsor students to become informed and engaged change-makers! Help equip the next generation of leaders with the training, tools and resources to advocate for positive social change. This transformative weekend of talks and discussions is open all gender identities and expressions. REGISTER NOW We invite higher education professionals, nonprofit organizations,…
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