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Women’s History Playlist:1932-1960

140 minutes

4 Items

Rosie the Riveter, Women Working during WWII

Photographs: Women at Work on the Homefront during World War II, 1941–1945

Activity

40 Min

A large crowd gathers along a riverbank, listening to a speaker at an outdoor event. Black and white photo.

Eleanor Roosevelt and Marian Anderson

Essay

1922 Words

A woman holds a large document titled "Declaración Universal de Derechos del Hombre."

Eleanor Roosevelt and the United Nations

Essay

2969 Words

The interior of a vintage bus featuring a statue of a seated man and empty green upholstered seats.

Rosa Parks’s Account of the Montgomery Bus Boycott (Radio Interview), April 1956

Activity

40 Min