Women's Cultural Festival

Women's Cultural Festival

The Pitt News published this document to provide details surrounding the third annual Women's Cultural Festival at the university. It was a four-day program in January-February of 1974 which included prominent women's rights leaders such as Florynce Kennedy, founder of the National Organization for Women (NOW), and many other progressive organizations at Pitt. The festival also had workshops on minority women and the feminist movement in Pittsburgh. All programs and workshops included in the three-day event took place on Pitt's campus in buildings like the student union and David Lawrence Hall Auditorium.

Chontos, Stephen A.

Pitt News and Publications

University of Pittsburgh Department of News and Publications

January 21, 1974

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