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From hosting dances and plays to providing room and board for women going to local colleges, the League was one of the few places in Boston that offered comprehensive services for people of color, especially Black women.
A workshop at Radcliffe showcased “Tom-Tom,” an opera by African-American composer Shirley Graham that hasn’t been performed since its 1932 premiere.
Journalism students learned how to access an historic figure’s papers and memorabilia at an archive, and used them to form narrative stories.
Fifty Years After Roe Decision, Harvard Radcliffe Institute Hosts Conference on Abortion in America | News | The Harvard Crimson
An exhibition at University of Pennsylvania will look back on the projects of Minerva Parker Nichols, the first woman architect in U.S. to practice solo.