Presented by Asia Horne-Morton, Grand Rapids Historical Society, and Free Alchemy Studio Black women’s social clubs were more than places of fellowship—they were engines of education, activism, and cultural leadership. […]
Join the Greater Grand Rapids Women’s History Council (GGRWHC) and GVSU partners: Center for Women and Gender Equity, CLAS Flim and Visual Arts, Faculty Teaching and Learning Center, GVSU Women’s […]
For more than 50 years the Women’s Resource Center has been a support for women seeking purpose and meaningful employment. This panel discussion will feature former staff and clients examining […]
Learn about the role of women's diaries and scrapbooks as important sources of women's history and consider how your family records might contribute to the history of Grand Rapids-area women. […]
Presented by Valerie Marvin For more than 150 years, Michigan women have proudly preserved state and local history in libraries, museums, community centers, clubs, and public buildings. They’ve suffered horrific […]
Learn about the role of women's diaries and scrapbooks as important sources of women's history and consider how your family records might contribute to the history of Grand Rapids-area women. […]
92nd Annual Ottawa Hills Hollyhock Lane July 4th Parade You are invited to join the Greater Grand Rapids Women's History Council as we continue the tradition of marching in the […]
Lynn Liberato will discuss her book Michigan's CON-CON 11: Women and State Constitution-making in 1961. Learn about these pioneering women, including Grand Rapids delegates Dorothy Judd and Ella Koeze, and […]
GGRWHC president, Ruth Stevens will discuss "Getting the Vote: Michigan Women and the Path to Suffrage" at Kent District Library branches. Can't make it on September 10? Join us for […]
GGRWHC president, Ruth Stevens will discuss "Getting the Vote: Michigan Women and the Path to Suffrage" at Kent District Library branches.