Women Who Changed California
Celebrate Women’s History Month and the 19th Amendment centennial with UNLADYLIKE2020.
California Humanities Joins National Network of Humanities Councils Supporting Innovative Digital Series Celebrating Trailblazing Women
New series UNLADYLIKE2020: Unsung Women Who Changed America received a California Documentary Project grant to help amplify the stories of women who were well ahead of their times.
ONLINE—UNLADYLIKE2020: Ynés Mexía—Accomplished Latina Botanist
ONLINE—UNLADYLIKE2020: Anna May Wong—Trendsetting Movie Star and Fashion Icon
ONLINE—UNLADYLIKE2020: Louise Arner Boyd—First Woman to Lead Arctic Expeditions
ONLINE—UNLADYLIKE2020: Lois Weber—The First Woman to Direct Feature Length Film
ONLINE—UNLADYLIKE2020: Tye Leung Schulze—First Chinese American Woman Federal Government Employee
ONLINE—UNLADYLIKE2020: Margaret Chung—First American-Born Chinese Female Doctor
Margaret Chung, the first Chinese American woman physician. Original artwork by Amelie Chabannes.
ONLINE—UNLADYLIKE2020: Charlotta Spears Bass—Newspaper Editor, Civil Rights Crusader and First African American Woman to Run for Vice President
Charlotta Spears Bass, first African American woman to run for Vice President. Original artwork by Amelie Chabannes.
ONLINE—Untold Perspectives: reinterpreting women’s suffrage from a 21st century lens
LITVAKdance and the Women’s Museum of California collaborate in a creative celebration of 100 years of the 19th amendment.
