Thinking Outside the Ballot Box

As generations of Boston women fought for the right to vote, they also thought of creative ways to spread the word and garner support. From cookbooks and songs to suffrage bluebirds, suffragists used every medium and method available to them. Their ingenuity and perseverance not only helped them build a movement, but it also won them the ballot in 1920.

This online program, co-presented by The National Park Service, will happen over Zoom webinar. Please register here if you are interested in attending.

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