Advocacy, Activism, and Women's History:
A Women's History Salon

Join the continuing conversation! 

Wednesday  June 19, 2013 
6-8 p.m.

Location:
Wrexham Living Room
Sarah Lawrence College
45 Wrexham Road
Bronxville, NY 10708

How does the study of women's history apply to work, career, activism and advocacy outside of the academy?  Why are comments and attitudes about women’s place, rights, opportunities as we heard recently still possible and why do they still cut to the core for people from all points of view? Can the study of women’s history help us understand these current issues? 

Meet with current and former students and faculty to hear about their scholarly work and interests. Together, we will continue our discussion about the relationship between scholarship, work, and life after graduation.

Established in 1972, Sarah Lawrence's Women's History graduate program is the first of its kind in the United States, and its diverse student body proves year in and year out that scholarship in the area of women’s history is alive and well.

RSVP to grad@sarahlawrence.edu or call 914-395-2371