Time & Location Nov 17, 2024, 2:00 PM on Zoom About the event From the Colonial era to the present, women have played a key role in Dorchester’s history, as authors and...
Join us for a family-friendly morning of storytelling, songs, and hands-on activities that celebrate the incredible women who shaped Boston’s history. Let’s make Boston’s rich heritage come alive—one sticker at a time!
Our two-day celebration will feature a panel discussion with both scholars and community leaders, a keynote address by Professor Mark Burford (Reed College), an exhibit of archival materials, a walking tour, and...
Join Boston Women’s Market outside on the lively South Market Street at the famous Faneuil Hall Marketplace on September 8! What better way to fight the Sunday scaries than by supporting local...
The 2024 Spinning Tableau will help you get ready for the 250th! At the event, there will be live demonstrations of traditional spinning, knitting, hat trimming, and sewing. A celebration of “women’s...
Join the MA Women’s History Center, Greater Boston Section - National Council of Negro Women, Inc., League of Women Voters of Massachusetts, and the Boston Mayor's Office of Women's Advancement for our annual Women’s Equality Day event
At the Massachusetts State House, on February 21, 1838, exiled Southerner Angelina Grimké becomes the first American woman to address a legislative body. Her powerful speech about abolition also firmly asserts the...
