ERA Centennial Convention Planned for July 21-22
2023-07-21 10:00 - 2023-07-22 17:00 (America/New_York)
On July 21-22 in Seneca Falls, two women’s rights organizations will host an inter-generational convention to examine the status and action items remaining for passage of the Equal Rights Amendment.
Lead activist groups Generation Ratify and Equal Rights Action will kick off a nationwide effort to gain passage of the ERA by joining forces and building a network of advocates. Their goal is to inspire participation by students, cultivating the next generation of equality activists. For the kick-off Convention in Seneca Falls, they hope to have at least one student from each state participate.
The convention will consist of workshops and dialogue to formulate a strategy to gain passage of the ERA. Aimed at college-level students, the event is open to the public who must register to participate. Check EventBrite for pricing, which differs according to the age of the registrant.

WomenMarch SF Joins NY NOW to host ERA Centennial Rally
2023-07-21 17:00 - 20:30
WomenMarch Seneca Falls, the organizer of past events gathering tens of thousands of women’s rights enthusiasts, invites everyone to join its ERA Centennial March and Rally on July 21 in Seneca Falls. The event is a call to action and honors past and present activists in the continued fight for the Equal Rights Amendment, which was proposed 100 years ago.
Taking place in the birthplace of women’s rights and the location where Alice Paul once called for the ERA, the planned rally will feature notable speakers including Christian F. Nunes, President of National NOW; Ellie Smeal, CEO of Feminist Majority; Carolyn B. Maloney, former Congresswoman and President of NY NOW; Rosie Couture, Co-Founder of Generation Ratify; Velan Yeshigeta, Co-Founder of Generation Ratify; and Ting Ting Cheng, Director of Columbia Law School’s ERA Project. Additional speakers are still being announced as the date draws nearer.
Join WILL, WomenMarch, NY NOW, and all those who support equality for a special rally during Convention Days weekend in Seneca Falls. For more information, visit WomenMarchSenecaFalls.com. Then spread the word!
