Women’s Equality Day 2012 marks 92 years since women won the right to vote. But many suffragists believed voting was only a means to an end. Page Harrington, Executive Director, Sewall-Belmont House & Museum, moderates a panel including Dr. Joy Kinard, Central District Manager, National Capital Parks-East, and Dr. Jennifer Lawless, Director, Women & Politics Institute, American University, to discuss the ways that women have worked with, within, and outside of the government to foster change that would improve women’s lives.
Welcoming remarks were provided by Tom Nastick, producer, public programs, at the National Archives and Records Administration.
The speakers on the panel were:
* Page Harrington, Executive Director, Sewall-Belmont House & Museum (moderator)
* Dr. Joy G. Kinard, Central District Manager of National Capital Parks -- East, National Park Service
* Jennifer Krafchik, Assistant Director and Director of Collections, Sewall-Belmont House & Museum
* Dr. Jennifer L. Lawless, Director of the Women & Politics Institute, The American University
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