Susan B. Anthony and Frederick Douglass lead the Suffragist City Parade With the theme of Registration for marchers is now closed. After the Parade the Fun Continues in Susan B. Anthony Square Park! If you march in honor of a person who inspires you because of their work for “Equality for All People,” share your...Continue reading Suffragist City Parade
Join Music Director Ward Stare for the world premiere of a new work by renowned composer, Gemma Peacocke. Plus, playwright Mark Mobley is creating a new theatrical work setting the stories of strong Rochester women, past and present, to music. The RPO has a pre-concert chat, located in Kodak Hall at Eastman Theatre, one hour before...Continue reading RPO Presents Women’s Suffrage: Past + Present
Join Music Director Ward Stare for the world premiere of a new work by renowned composer, Gemma Peacocke. Plus, playwright Mark Mobley is creating a new theatrical work setting the stories of strong Rochester women, past and present, to music. Join us for a FREE pre-concert chat, located in Kodak Hall at Eastman Theatre, one hour before...Continue reading RPO presents Women’s Suffrage: Past + Present
Got Rights! presented virtually to second graders. Closed group. If you are interested in having this program presented to your second grade group, contact Programs 585.235.6124 Ext.1 or programs@susanbanthonyhouse.org
This event has been postponed until 2021, new date to be announced. New York State Equal Rights Heritage Center and Partners in collaboration with the William H. Seward House Museum and the Harriet Tubman National Historical Park 25 South Street, Auburn, NY 13021 Click here for a map Facebook
This event has been postponed until 2021, new date to be announced. 280 N. Union Street, Rochester, NY 14609 Click here for map. In collaboration with the Rochester Public Market Facebook
Why the ERA went MIA Lecturer: Jennifer Lloyd, PhD The Equal Rights Amendment, written by Alice Paul and supported by the National Women's Party, was first proposed in Congress in 1923 but did not pass both houses until 1972. By 1982 thirty states had ratified it, one short of the required number. Why did it...Continue reading Monday Lecture Series – June 2021
New to the Monday Lecture Series Schedule! Note change of Date & Lecture! LECTURER: Rebecca Hall, JD, PHD Wake: The Hidden History of Women-Led Slave Revolts Dr. Rebecca Hall is a scholar, activist and educator, who writes and speaks on the history of race, gender, law and resistance, as well as on climate justice...Continue reading Monday Lecture Series – April 2022
