Powerful Voices: Connecticut Women Changing Democracy (Virtual)

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Connecticut’s history is filled with remarkable women who achieved extraordinary things! Join us for an interactive multi-media program by the Connecticut Women’s Hall of Fame and learn about some of the state’s powerful female voices for change in our democracy. Discover the power your own voice can have by exploring the inspirational stories of suffrage advocates like Alice Paul and Isabella Beecher Hooker, prominent female firsts like Ella Grasso and Denise Nappier, and social activists like Helen Keller, Anne Stanback, and Estelle Griswold.

Liz Krebs, Education Manager, Connecticut Women's Hall of Fame. Liz has been with the hall the last three years, prior to that she worked at Foundation Source and then LifeBridge Community Services in Bridgeport.  Liz graduated from the University of Hartford with a Bachelor of Arts degree in History with a minor in Business Administration. She lives in Fairfield, with her husband, Gary and two college-age children, Ilana and Justin, and her three cats - Piper, Bella, and Rosie.