Working Women's History Project

05/08/2026

The Brooklyn Women's Chorus will be providing the musical breaks for "Women You Need to Know.. Continued" with Muriel Tillinghast. Sunday, May 10 at 12:30, at 269 4th Avenue Brooklyn or online (you must RSVP to receive the link). More info and to RSVP for zoom link: https://bsec.org/events/women-you-need-to-know-pt2/

05/06/2026

On March 28th, Working Women’s History Project, along with co-sponsors AAUW Chicago Branch; CAASE (Chicago Alliance Against Sexual Exploitation); and SEIU, held a morning program titled “Honoring Marty Goddard: Pioneer in Combatting Sexual Violence.” If you missed this timely and informative program, click on the link in comments for the video recording.

04/27/2026

04/27/2026

Working Women’s History Project’s board member emerita, Brigid Duffy, re-enacted Mother Jones at the party celebrating Mother Jones’ birthday. A couple of WWHP’s officers attended the event.

04/05/2026

Happy Easter to all those who celebrate! 🌷🌼🍫

04/05/2026

Today is a reminder of renewal, hope, and the strength we find in community. As our members continue to show up every day with dedication and care, we celebrate the spirit of togetherness that keeps our union strong.
Wishing you and your loved ones a day filled with peace, joy, and new beginnings.

03/29/2026

Working Women’s History Project, along with co-sponsors AAUW Chicago Branch; CAASE (Chicago Alliance Against Sexual Exploitation); and SEIU, held a morning program titled “Honoring Marty Goddard: Pioneer in Combatting Sexual Violence.” Pagan Kennedy(on screen from another state), author of “The Secret History of the R**e Kit a True Crime Story,” spoke about Marty Goddard and her zeal to develop a kit that would preserve evidence of assault and would pass legal muster. Moderated by political consultant Delmarie Cobb, the panel was composed of Saunté Harden-Tate, community engagement manager at CAASE; Dr. Traci Kurtzer, OB-GYN, specializing in trauma informed care; and Chanel Vanden Berk, Forensic Nursing Specialist. Each of them shared their experiences and valuable perspectives. Attendees were actively engaged.

03/29/2026

03/29/2026

Did you that Sue Lee was a labor organizer in San Francisco who led the 15-week strike against National Dollar Stores garment factory for better wages and working conditions? Lee’s story is featured in “Unbound Voices: A Documentary History of Chinese Women in San Francisco”.

Please also consider donating to the National Women's History Alliance at https://nationalwomenshistoryalliance.org/donate/ to help us continue spreading women's history!