Embark on a digital odyssey as we unfold the compelling narratives of pioneering women journalists from the 19th to the early 20th century in our groundbreaking exhibition. With a focus on two pivotal chapters, “Suffrage” and “Labor and Workplace Conditions,” this exploration delves into the indomitable spirit and lasting impact of women who wielded the pen as a powerful instrument of change. In the “Suffrage” chapter, witness how these journalists fearlessly advocated for women’s right to vote, shaping the trajectory of equality and democracy. Shift seamlessly to the second chapter, “Labor and Workplace Conditions,” where the ink on their pages became a force for social reform, exposing and challenging the harsh realities faced by workers. Through this digital exhibition, we invite you to traverse the journalistic landscapes of the past, celebrating the enduring contributions of these women whose words reverberate through time.

Exhibition Chapters

Women’s Suffrage and Political Rights

Labor and Workplace Conditions