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A Summer of Building Community

Experiences at the Archives, From the Archives..., Youth
Engaging in a new space is always a daunting task, at least it typically is for me. It is why my very first moments at The Freedom Archives as an intern during summer of 2024 were filled with… Details

Commemorating International Working Women’s Day

Liberation Struggles
“…These women struggle daily against odds which are stifling and yet they can be found in each community in this country organizing small welfare rights groups, or tenants rights
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To Outfox the Frost: Remembering Meridel LeSueur                                          

From the Archives..., Important Figures
The people are a story that never ends, a river that winds and falls and gleams erect in many dawns; lost in deep gulleys, it turns to dust, rushes in the spring freshet, emerges to the sea.
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Summer 2022 Intern Projects

Experiences at the Archives, From the Archives..., Youth
Hi, We’re very excited to have resumed our internship program this summer and want to share Olivia and Riya’s dynamic projects. Olivia created a dynamic Prezi which engages… Details

New Additions March 2022

From the Archives...
Greetings, Happy International Women’s Month!! In addition to showcasing some dynamic images from items we’ve recently catalogued, we’d also like to highlight… Details

100 Years from Mississippi (March 20th Only)

Click to Buy Tickets Mamie Lang Kirkland was seven years old when she fled Ellisville, Mississippi in 1915 with her mother and siblings as her father and his friend, John Hartfield, escaped
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Red Banner with words Santa Cruz Womens Prison Project with Sisters in CIW

Santa Cruz Women’s Prison Project Collection

From the Archives..., Prison and Political Prisoners
We recently processed a new collection of materials related to Bay Area women’s’ prison organizing during the 1970s, the Santa Cruz Women’s Prison Project (SCWPP). Through… Details

Defending Our Communities, Defending Our Lives – Former Women Political Prisoners Speak Out for International Women’s History Month

Defending Our Communities, Defending Our Lives – Former Women Political Prisoners Speak Out for International Women’s History Month
Across the U.S. and the globe, unprecedented
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