“A Woman’s Place Is Under the Dome: Michigan’s Capitol and the Woman’s Suffrage Movement”!

On Wednesday, October 14th, 7:00 pm, join Michigan Capitol Historian Valerie Marvin for “A Woman’s Place Is Under the Dome: Michigan’s Capitol and the Woman’s Suffrage Movement”! Join this program to relive important suffrage moments under Michigan’s dome, where you will also find Grand Rapids women lobbying and finally, in 1921, sitting in the state […]

Reading into Suffrage History

Reading into Suffrage History Virtual Book Discussion Wednesday, October 21st, 7:00 - 8:30 pm Death in Ten Minutes by Fern Riddell   Free & open to the public Register here! Co-sponsored by the Grand Rapids Public Library & the Greater Grand Rapids Women’s History Council    Death in Ten Minutes is a biography of Kitty Marion, who […]

Reading into Suffrage History

Reading into Suffrage History Virtual Book Discussion Wednesday, November 18th, 7:00 - 8:30 pm All Bound Up Together by Martha S. Jones   Free & open to the public Register here! Co-sponsored by the Grand Rapids Public Library & the Greater Grand Rapids Women’s History Council    In All Bound Up Together, Martha S. Jones explores the […]

Ebony Road for GRPL, “Anne and Emmett”

Virtual Event

This is a virtual presentation through the Grand Rapids Public Library. https://www.grpl.org/event/ebony-road-players-present-anne-and-emmett/

Solidarities: White Women and Women of Color’s Activism to Secure the Vote

Virtual Event

"Solidarities: White Women and Women of Color's Activism to Secure the Vote," opens the 12th Annual Kutsche Local History Roundtable. While the Nineteenth Amendment ostensibly provided women the right to vote, access to the ballot was not equal. Because many Black, indigenous, women of color remained disenfranchised, this presentation will place women's suffrage in conversation with the […]

The Daughters of Yalta: The Churchills, Roosevelts, and Harrimans

Virtual Event

Join author Catherine Grace Katz for a virtual discussion on her book about Kathleen Harriman, a champion skier, war correspondent, and daughter of US Ambassador to the Soviet Union Averell Harriman; Sarah Churchill, an actress-turned-RAF officer, whose father Winston depended on her astute political mind; and Anna Roosevelt, chosen instead of her mother Eleanor to […]

History Skills Workshops – HSM

Virtual Event

  Join The Historical Society of Michigan for two different workshops on Friday, March 5th.   "Communicating the Tale: Writing Your History Article" From 9am to 12pm Roger Gilles of Grand Valley State University will cover creating an article—from finding the right venue and sending a query letter to submitting the finished article and working […]

Cast Your Vote, The 19th Amendment – Girl Scouts Event

Virtual Event

“Cast Your Vote, The 19th Amendment,” is a virtual program taking place on Saturday, March 6th for Michigan Girls Scouts to learn about the suffrage movement, how voting affects our communities today, and how voting can make a difference in the future. This program is being lead by the Kalamazoo League of Voters and will […]