Women's Media Group &
The Women and Leadership Archives, Loyola U
Present
"Herstory Torn Asunder and Building a History:
New Perspectives on Women's History"
With Dr. Elizabeth Myers, Loyola University
and Guests of The Feminist Lens, a new radio show
The Women and Leadership Archives, Loyola U
Present
"Herstory Torn Asunder and Building a History:
New Perspectives on Women's History"
With Dr. Elizabeth Myers, Loyola University
and Guests of The Feminist Lens, a new radio show
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
7:00pm - 9:00pm
Location:
Piper Hall, Loyola Lake Sh Campus
1032 W. Sheridan Road
Chicago, IL
$10. Donation at the Door
7:00pm - 9:00pm
Location:
Piper Hall, Loyola Lake Sh Campus
1032 W. Sheridan Road
Chicago, IL
$10. Donation at the Door
RSVP (Voice Mail) 773.203.7661
Email: social@wmgchicago.com
Email: social@wmgchicago.com
THE PROGRAM
PART I. "Herstory Torn Asunder: Witch-hunts, Heresy and Human Rights"
Audio excerpts from"The Feminist Lens",
Friedler/O'Reilly's radio pilot -edited by Cat Jarboe.
Examining the skewered, tragic history of “Witch-hunts”
– as dramatized in music, film, and theater.
With Author Sara Paretsky. Film historian Milos Stehlik.
Music by Anne Hills.
AND a scene from Caryl Churchill's feminist
play "Vinegar Tom", performed by Joyce Piven and Maya Friedler.
PART II. In "Building A History"
Dr. Elizabeth Myers talks about the importance of building a
women's archive, efforts to document Chicago's Second Wave Feminists
and shows examples on hand.
Guests see the rich resource that is the Women & Leadership Archives,
housed in historic Piper Hall - a lakefront mansion, built in 1909,
and an architectural gem on the University's Lake Shore Campus.
Don't Miss this great event!
