A Virtual Exhibit of Seeing HERstory
100 Years of Women's Rights
Explore the Seeing HERstory Exhibit Virtually
While the Alden B. Dow Museum of Science & Art may be closed due to the international pandemic and historic flooding events, we want to continue the 2020 Vision exhibition, Seeing HERstory in this virtual space.
Virtual Exhibit
Suffrage
In June 1919, Congress passed the 19th Amendment, giving women the right to vote. This movement is a great example of the struggle toward progress that Americans have faced for more than two centuries as we strive to make sure that every adult has a voice in the local, state, and national matters that affect their lives.
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Redefining Representation
Internationally recognized photographers Elizabeth Herman and Celeste Sloman captured photographs of the 131 women now serving in the House and Senate for this striking collection showcasing each congresswoman with pride for their culture and personal story.
Virtual Exhibit
Nevertheless
"Nevertheless, she persisted" is an expression adopted by the feminist movement and speaks to women's persistence in breaking barriers, despite being silenced or ignored.
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Women in War
Opening Online SEP 28, 2020
Virtual Exhibit
Women in Midland
Opening Online SEP 28, 2020
Virtual Exhibit
Women in the Workplace
Opening Online OCT 22, 2020
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Social Activism
Opening Online NOV 3, 2020