by American Women's History Initiative
Presenters from across the Smithsonian Institution and beyond explore the challenges and opportunities navigated by working women at the Smithsonian. Our aim is to identify how the ideas and practices of the institution reflect the broader experience of American women in the workforce over the past 150 years.
Working Women: Establishing a Legacy of Leadership at the Smithsonian (seated left to right):
* Stephanie Stebich (Smithsonian American Art Museum)
* Lisa Sasaki (Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center)
* Anthea M. Hartig (National Museum of American History)
* Dolores R. Piperno
* Barbara Faust
* (Moderator) Julissa Marenco
* (On Video) Mary E. Rice
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