Ohio Women Vote: 100 Years of Change

Exhibit opens January 3, 2025

In 1920, the 19th Amendment granted many women the right to vote. This major victory was only one step in a long journey of women's activism.

Through the stories of Ohio and Westerville women, commemorate 100 years of suffrage. Celebrate women's efforts to seek and advance their rights with these ten thought-provoking questions.

  1. What does it mean to be a woman?
  2. Why is the vote so important?
  3. What does voting give you the power to do?
  4. How do you speak out?
  5. How do you experience discrimination?
  6. What other issues do you work for?
  7. How do women support each other?
  8. What does it mean to be a feminist?
  9. How do generations of women's activism build on each other?
  10. What does more than 100 years of women's activism make possible?

Thank You

Exhibit content was curated and designed by Ohio History Connection staff. The traveling exhibit was funded by The Women’s Fund of Central Ohio.

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Through historical collections and learning experiences, deepen your understanding of your community and its place in the world. From Underground Railroad activities to anti-alcohol efforts, the people who came before you have shaped the course of American history and given Westerville a unique legacy.
Through historical collections and learning experiences, deepen your understanding of your community and its place in the world. From Underground Railroad activities to anti-alcohol efforts, the people who came before you have shaped the course of American history and given Westerville a unique legacy.
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