Wild West Women Events & News
How a Monument to Women Finally Won a Place on the National Mall
Robert P.J. Cooney, Jr., a Wild West Women Board member, is also on the board of the Monuments Council of Advisors.
Read more about Bob here.
The end of a presidency tends to bring a rush of last-minute monument making, and Joe Biden’s
Biden affirms Equal Rights Amendment
In Memoriam 2023 – 2024
With deep appreciation, respect and love, we honor two founding Board Members of Wild West Women who have recently passed away.
Virginia Carter (1936 – 2024)
Board President
Virginia Carter, a physicist whose activism for the National Organization for Women led the sitcom impresario Norman Lear to hire her in the early 1970s to be his feminist conscience as he
Good News for the Equal Rights Amendment
The American Bar Association, at their annual meeting this summer, presented their position on the status of the ERA. They adopted a resolution declaring that the amendment has met the constitutional requirements as of January 2022. They went on to recommend that the 28th Amendment be implemented by, “… by
A Virtual Program: ERA – The Big Picture
Learn more about ERA – The Big Picture
Celebrate the ERA Centennial with “ERA – The Big Picture”. Written and presented by ERA activist, Zoe Nicholson, this live virtual program can be booked now for your group or organization. Zoe explains it all in a lively presentation of easy talk about the ERA. What it says, who wrote
All Wild West Women Films Now Available on YouTube
www.youtube.com/@wildwestwomenfilms/videos
Wild West Women is proud to announce it’s new YouTube channel, Wild West Women Films.
At Wild West Women we make films about women, women who make history, make art, make a mark on our world. Our primary objectives are to increase public awareness of women’s achievements, to highlight their roles in history, and to provide positive
Adirondacks Mountain Named after Inez Milholland
PBS Adirondacks Suffrage Centennial Video
Special events were held this summer to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the passage/ratification of the 19th Amendment giving women the right to vote. As our Jack LaDuke tells us, the celebrations paid homage to the Women’s Suffrage Movement and one of its
