Leadership & Representation: Mary Church Terrell’s Black Feminism Mary Church Terrell’s biographer, Alison Parker, discusses Terrell’s strategic use of respectability and fashion to assert Black women’s full humanity and equality. Terrell’s feminism and suffrage activism was based on her communicating the central reality that race and gender are intersecting and inseparable factors in Black women’s […]

Join us on Friday, October 3rd at 6:00pm at the Seneca Falls Library (47 Cayuga St.) for a book club! Our first book will be A Voice from the South by Dr. Anna Julia Cooper. You can find an online copy here. A Voice from the South: By a Black Woman of the South is […]

📚✂️ History comes alive in Seneca Falls! Join us for Homeschool Days on October 1, a special program designed for students ages 8–12. The National Women's Hall of Fame, Women's Rights National Historical Park and the Seneca Falls Historical Society are teaming up for an unforgettable day of interactive, hands-on learning: Discover the story of […]