Living Voices brings life to history
women’s suffrage movement
Discover the 72-year struggle that finally won half of America's citizens a voice in their own government, through the campaign of one young activist dedicated to women's suffrage.
In the early 1900s, Jessie follows in the footsteps of decades of women before her to speak up and take action in demand of women’s right to vote, despite the opposition of her prominent political family.
5th grade through adult
Civil Rights | US History | Civics/Government | Women’s History | Literature | Theatre / Drama | Media / Television - Film
Literacy in History/Social Studies | Speaking & Listening | Reading
Seneca Falls Women’s Rights National Historical Park, Alice Paul Institute, National Susan B. Anthony Museum & House
“You made the topic incredibly relevant by suggesting how activists worked at the time of a pandemic and that the fight for the Equal Rights Amendment continues. The students enjoyed learning in a creative, engaging way. Living Voices brings important content and individuals to life in such a meaningful way!”
-Wendy Ewbank, Seattle Girls' School, WA
Report: Coeur d'Alene/Post Falls Press
Report: Joint Base Lewis McChord
Hear my Voice study guide
Performance Setup Guide
National Women's History Museum
The Black Suffragist
The National Susan B. Anthony Museum & House
Alice Paul Institute
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