W O M E N’ S  H I S T O R Y  M O N T H

“HONORING TWO WOMEN

WHO CHANGED AMERICA”

SUNDAY, MARCH 26, 2 - 4 PM

Lawrence Township Library, at US 1 & Darrah Lane

PAMELA H. MOUNT

Councilwoman Lawrence Township

Owner of Terhune Orchards

Introductions

Kris Meyers

Program Associate at Alice Paul Institute

“ALICE PAUL:  NJ’S  H E R O I N E  for  E Q U A L I T Y”

Alice Paul was one of the most influential women in America, leading the final fight for women’s suffrage and championing equal rights for women through most of the 20th century. This slide presentation and discussion explores Alice Paul’s life, her roots in the New Jersey Quaker community, and her work for women around the world.

“BETTY FRIEDAN:   L I V I N G  M E M O R I E S”

Dorie Rothman, Jennifer Macleod, Hazel Staats-Westover, Dorothy Losowski, Esther Gelbard, and other members of the Era Education Fund Board, the Era Campaign Network and members of the audience are invited to share their personal memories, contacts and effects that Betty Friedan had on their lives.

Free!

Your RSVP is appreciated: (609) 882-6815

Light refreshments will be served

SPONSORED BY:  ERA Education Fund, Inc., Lawrence Township Library and NJ Council for the Humanities