BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women X-WR-TIMEZONE:Pacific Time (US & Canada) BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421458259151 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220406 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796820551 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220407 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796822600 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220408 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796823625 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220409 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796825674 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220410 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796827723 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220411 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796829772 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220412 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796830797 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220413 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796832846 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220414 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796834895 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220415 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796836944 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220416 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796838993 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220417 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796840018 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220418 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796842067 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220419 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796844116 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220420 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796845141 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220421 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796848214 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220422 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796851287 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220423 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796852312 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220424 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796854361 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220425 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796856410 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220426 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796858459 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220427 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796859484 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220428 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796861533 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220429 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796863582 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220430 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796864607 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220501 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796866656 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220502 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796867681 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220503 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796869730 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220504 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796871779 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220505 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796873828 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220506 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796874853 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220507 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796876902 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220508 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796878951 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220509 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796879976 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220510 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796882025 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220511 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796883050 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220512 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796885099 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220513 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796887148 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220514 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796888173 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220515 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796890222 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220516 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796892271 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220517 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796893296 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220518 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796895345 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220519 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130001Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796896370 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220520 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130002Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796898419 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220521 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130002Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796900468 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220522 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130002Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796902517 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220523 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130002Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796903542 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220524 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260617T130002Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_39421796906615 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220525 DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2022\, the Knight Library at the University of Ore gon will open a new exhibition from the National Archives\, One Half of th e People: Advancing Equality for Women. This exhibition was originally sch eduled to open in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the passage an d ratification of the 19th Amendment\, but was delayed due to the pandemic . We are excited to finally showcase this exhibition full of notable stori es and images. At the founding of our country\, women’s roles were rigid ly defined and women were generally excluded from political and\, in many ways\, public life. Enslaved women were excluded entirely. Considered unde r the protection and authority of their husbands long into the 19th centur y\, most women could not vote\, own property\, make contracts\, go to cour t\, or control any money they earned.\n\nFrom the decades-long campaign fo r voting rights to expanding social and economic equality through legislat ion\, and being recognized as citizens\, this exhibit explores how those b efore us obtained the rights and privileges of citizenship promised to wom en today. Divided into three themes\, visitors will explore: 1) how a dive rse group of suffragists—individuals who supported giving voting rights to women—fought for more than 70 years using many different strategies\; 2) how women continued to seek equality after the 19th Amendment\; and 3) profiles on eleven women and—through National Archives records—how th ey lived and worked\, pushing boundaries of what was accepted and expected of women. This exhibit runs through May 25\, 2022.\n\nOne Half of the Peo ple: Advancing Equality for Women was created by the National Archives and Records Administration\, Washington\, DC\, and is traveled by the Nationa l Archives Traveling Exhibits Service (NATES). It is presented in part by Unilever\, Pivotal Ventures\, Carl M. Freeman Foundation in honor of Virgi nia Allen Freeman\, AARP\, and the National Archives Foundation. Additiona l support provided by AT&T\, Facebook\, and FedEx. For more information on this exhibit and companion projects at the National Archives\, visit: www .archives.gov/women. GEO:44.043178;-123.077726 LOCATION:Knight Library SUMMARY:One Half of the People: Advancing Equality for Women URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/one_half_of_the_people_adv ancing_equality_for_women CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism CATEGORIES:Women and Gender END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR