This article originally appeared in a New York State Education Department press release.
To commemorate Women's History Month, the Office of Cultural Education is hosting a series of interactive, community-focused programs that spotlight the remarkable achievements of pioneering women in science, art, and culture. These free events invite visitors of all ages to explore the collections of the State Museum, Library, and Archives to learn more about the groundbreaking contributions of women trailblazers.
Through engaging presentations and experiences, the programs aim to inspire and educate the community about the incredible women who have shaped our history. Each event leads up to the Museum’s signature Women’s History Month program, Women of Science, which will be held on Saturday, March 22 at the New York State Museum and feature interactive events for all ages and impressive speakers from throughout the state, including Christina Rieth, the second woman named New York State Archaeologist. Read more...
