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educational programming at the Park student internships enhancements to the visitor experience historic restoration and preservation milestone celebrations Becoming a Friend supports…

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the first annual Girl Scout Convention featuring: Ranger-Led Tours of the Park A Scavenger Hunt hosted by the Friends and the National Women’s Hall of Fame Women’s Rights Trivia with the Friends Panel Discussion on Women’s Rights

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A 2018 seminar series about: Amendments I and XIX the proposed Equal Rights Amendment Women’s History in Seneca Falls the voter registration process in NYS a vision for gender parity in public office how to become leaders and political change agents

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the Annual Commemoration of the 1848 Women’s Rights Convention in Seneca Falls, NY

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the Annual Celebration of Elizabeth Cady Stanton’s Birthday on November 12th

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BECOME A FRIEND TODAY! Visit WomensRightsFriends.org for more information on how to join!

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