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OMG – Best Networking Ever

Written by: womenslegacy
Published: January 10, 2020 -- Last Modified: January 10, 2020
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I am in San Diego at a National Women’s History Alliance meeting.

Do you know about the Justice Bell. Did not this morning. Now I do. A copy of the Liberty Bell made by suffragists to tour around on a flat bed truck as a draw for suffragists speeches, over a 100 years ago.

We need to layer our messages over the suffragists’ messages/history just as they layered on the Liberty Bell traveling across the country from Pennsylvania to San Francisco for the 1915 Worlds Fair.

Finding Justice: The Untold Story of Women’s Fight for the Vote from Justice Bell Foundation on Vimeo.

This has been my nifty-keeno find thus far.

The conference is celebrating 40th anniversary of NWHA and 100 years of suffrage.

Kim and Molly
The Board

The amazing women that have been behind the podium thus far:

  • Dr. Kimberly Salter and Leasa Graves giving opening remarks
  • Diana Madoshi speaking on omission and inclusion.
  • MARTHA Wheelock
    Martha Wheelock getting ready to tell us all about film-making and her films.
  • Molly Murphy MacGregor
    Molly Murphy MacGregor recounting the history of the NWHA.

I am learning so much and soaking up so much inspiration.

Just got out of Kate Campbell Stevenson‘s one woman show on the history of the women’s equality and suffrage with highlights from Abigail Adams to Rose Crabtree to Alice Paul. Kate has an amazing voice made for the theater and she brought these women to life.

I have to transcribe notes from all the conversations, talks, chit-chat, but that is for another post.

Categories: CURATE, Editor's DeskTags: conference, Diana Madoshi, equality, Justice Bell, Kate Campbell Stevenson, Molly Murphy MacGregor, women's history

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  1. Rita

    February 10, 2020 at 12:21 am

    Hi,

    Nice to meet you at the conference. I’ll send you a few photos.

    Rita Robison, Consumer and Personal Finance Journalist

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    • womenslegacy

      February 13, 2020 at 6:18 pm

      It was a great conference, no? Was a pleasure to have met you.

      Reply

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