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  The first issue of the New York History journal has been published under a collaboration between the New York State Museum and Cornell University Press. Published twice a year, the scholarly journal presents articles regarding New York State history as well as reviews of books, exhibitions, and media projects with a New York focus. […]

Human dignity and social justice are debated as to their importance in international museum priorities.

Suffrage Wagon Cafe continues with its special programming since 2015. We’re in our tenth year of publishing of Suffrage Wagon News Channel.

EDITOR’S NOTE: Playwright Daphne White has completed a play entitled, “And Yet We Persist,” a work of historical fiction exploring the internal battles of the early women’s rights movement. Her point of view highlights the controversies then that still elicit debate today. The early activists produced numerous plays, art, poetry, novels, and other expressions to […]

Events for the 2020 voting rights centennial are being scheduled. Program by Safiya Bandele about Ida B. Wells feature for international conference, plus news about NYC women’s statue.

A blast from 1913 highlighting two suffrage wagons. Find out more!

In this storytelling segment, I ask my grandfather questions about my grandmother. Part of an ongoing series.

Welcome to a special feature from the Suffrage Wagon Cafe…videos. And happy August 26th.

A sampling of some of the classic videos about the first wave of the women’s rights movement. Let’s make August 26th a national holiday.

          Votes for Women news to prepare for 2020 suffrage centennial on Vimeo.   From Marguerite— August is the month during 2019 when we’ve already started moving forward to plan for the 2020 women’s suffrage centennial in the US. Just when I’d settled on using the language “first wave” and “second […]