Harlem’s Hidden Heroines: Unsung Women Activists Who Shaped a Movement pays tribute to the many courageous and often overlooked women of Harlem who played critical roles in shaping civil rights, social justice, education, healthcare, and cultural activism from the abolition of slavery through the 20th century.
These women, though frequently left out of mainstream historical narratives, played pivotal roles in grassroots organizing, mutual aid societies, and early civil rights movements. The talk shed light on how their activism laid the groundwork for later, more widely recognized movements and leaders.
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RSVP is required and capacity is limited. Meeting location, ending location, and directions will be provided via email before walk date.
