Videos

Learn about Utah women's work for voting rights from their first votes in 1870 to the ratification of the 19th Amendment in 1920.

Learn about Brooke Smart's process in illustrating 50 Utah women's advocates.

Learn about the elements in "A Path Forward," a new memorial to voting rights in Salt Lake City.

Hear from Kelsey Harrison and Jason Manley about the creative process behind "A Path Forward."

Doctor, suffragist, reformer, and first female state senator in the U.S.

Civil rights leader and advocate for Japanese Americans.

A virtual discussion of Black women's work for equality in Utah.

Better Days 2020 Historian Tiffany Greene shares how local suffragists organized across Utah to win the right to vote.

Better Days 2020 CEO Neylan McBaine's TEDxSaltLakeCity Talk.

Students from Burch Creek Elementary in South Ogden highlight a few of the incredible women in Utah's history.

Haroon from Meadowlark Elementary highlights Emmeline B. Wells.

Fiona from Lehi highlights Seraph Young Ford.

Mira from Kearns High School highlights Alice Kasai.

Eli from Cedar High School in Cedar City highlights Martha Hughes Cannon.

Chelsea from Cedar High School highlights Zitkala-Sa.

Addy from Cedar Valley High School in Cedar City highlights Barbara Toomer

Andy from Cedar Valley High School highlights Marjorie Christiansen.

Caroline from Cedar Valley High School highlights Emmeline B. Wells.

Katherine from the University of Utah highlights Claire Ferguson.

Lehlani from Matheson Junior High highlights Ellen Selu.

Ivan from Matheson Junior High highlights Alberta Henry.

Champions of Change Authors Katherine Kitterman and Naomi Watkins, with Illustrator Brooke Smart.