In this storytelling segment, I ask my grandfather questions about my grandmother. Part of an ongoing series.

A sampling of some of the classic videos about the first wave of the women’s rights movement. Let’s make August 26th a national holiday.

You may be a first wave descendant of the women’s rights movement and not know it!

Get your copy of the Gazette, recently published and distributed by the National Women’s History Alliance.

Historic markers on Long Island bring to the attention of the public the first wave of the women’s rights movement in the US.

The “Spirit of 1776” wagon in New York State will have a replica sister wagon in Iowa to commemorate the 2020 centennial of US women voting.

Plan an outing to Convention Days in Seneca Falls, N.Y.

Pomeroy Foundation funded historic markers are cropping up all over the nation.

Mary Gardiner Jones was the niece of Rosalie Jones of Long Island. Her obituary highlights the next generation of women’s rights activists after 1920.