The Women's Era Club: A Story of Black Women's Activism (Virtual)

The Woman's Era Club: A Story of Black Women's Activism

In 1893, a group of Boston women founded the Woman’s Era Club, one of the first women’s clubs in the country led by African American women. With its journal, The Woman’s Era, this club’s mission of social activism reached national audiences. What causes were these women fighting for, and how did they view their roles as activists in their communities? In this talk, SCA Public History Intern Katie Woods will explore the stories of three women behind this little-known, yet influential club and publication.

Access to the program via the following WebEx link: https://npsboston.webex.com/npsboston/j.php?MTID=m2b36910aa448937c41cd29c3d48e941e

Meeting number: 129 410 3564

Password: WomansEra

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