19th at 100: The Suffrage Struggle and Its Legacy in Northeast Ohio [Ongoing Exhibit]

19th at 100 is an exhibit on view now on the 2nd floor of Kelvin Smith Library (KSL). The exhibit situates the campaign for suffrage in the longer narrative of the ongoing struggle for women's rights, giving special attention to Northeast Ohio and our University. Showing the complexities and limits, but also the creativity and possibilities of the movement, the exhibition revisits the 19th amendment and its continuing legacies.

The 19th at 100 exhibit was curated by CWRU History professor and students:
Lauren Dostal, Isabel Fedewa, Einav Rabinovitch-Fox, Kellyn Toombs,
Abbey Wells, and Jewel Yoder Kuhns.

KSL exhibit spaces are open to the CWRU community subject to KSL hours and all social distancing policies and procedures.

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