Our multimedia exhibit highlights the work of local feminists to gain equal rights for women and girls in our region and beyond. It includes a portrait gallery of sixteen influential leaders of the women's movement during the latter part of the 20th century, a 15-minute video based on excerpts from their oral histories, period photos and memorabilia from private collections. Featured activists include Ann Begler, Jeanne Clark, Alma Speed Fox, Barbara Hafer, Eleanor Smeal, and a dozen other leading feminists in southwest Pennsylvania.

At the Preview Party in 2008, Eleanor Smeal shared her reflections in an address entitled "How Pittsburgh Feminists Rocked the Nation."

Molly Rush, Cindy Judd Hill, and Eleanor Smeal		Eva Blum and Pat Ulbrich		Diana Block, Bonne Rack-Wilder, and Nancy Bernstein		Eleanor Smeal		Jeanne Clark and Eleanor Smeal

The multimedia exhibit was reviewed by the Pittsburgh City Paper and the Tribune-Review.

The portrait gallery, period photos and memorabilia		Memorabilia and video		Jeanne Clark and Phyllis Wetherby		Molly Rush		Judy Ruszkowski and Pat Ulbrich
Karen Peterson, Cynthia Vanda and Jeanne Clark		Barbara Hafer and Jeanne Clark with Nancy Bernstein		Carol McCullough, Barbara Hafer and Brenda Frazier		Brenda Frazier and Tina Brewer		Project team: Marie Skoczylas, Mia Boccella Hartle, Pat Ulbrich, Dino DiStefano, Gretchen Neidert and Bill Fuller

All photography taken by Dino DiStefano at the Preview Party for the multimedia exhibit at Rodef Shalom Temple,
and at the opening reception for the multimedia exhibit at the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts.