Women Champion Peace and Justice Through Nonviolence

In celebration of Women’s History Month 2019, you are invited to view a new online exhibition honoring women who have led efforts to end violence and social injustice through peaceful means. This year, I profile twelve extraordinary women from the women’s collections at the Booth Family Center for Special Collections. As writers, journalists, artists, and humanitarians each contributed and participated in the ongoing effort to promote a more just and peaceful world.

 

Susan B. Anthony

Photograph of Susan B. Anthony. Undated. (Janet Richards papers, GTM540129, Folder 9:1)

 

 

Dorothy Day

Photograph of Dorothy Day. Undated. (Gallery of Living Catholic Authors, GTMGamms472, Folder 13:40)

 

 

Katherine Biddle

Photograph of Katherine Biddle. Undated. (Miscellaneous Manuscripts collection 2, Gamms430, Folder 1:17)

 

 

Eleanor Roosevelt

Photograph of Eleanor Roosevelt. Undated. (Miscellaneous Manuscripts collection 1, Gamms345, Folder 18:11)

 

--Lisette Matano, Manuscripts Archivist