The Maryland Women's Heritage Center in partnership with The Jewish Museum of Maryland Present Celebrating Sadie J. Crockin with Sadie's Granddaughter-in-law and MWHC Board Member Sally T. Grant PLEASE REGISTER FOR THIS LIVE STREAM EVENT
Baltimore's Sadie Crockin (1880 - 1965) was a leader, a community organizer, an activist, a mother, a wife, and perhaps above all an inspiration - a true Upstander. In this special virtual program, hear from Sally Grant, great-granddaughter-in-law of Sadie Crockin for an insight unlike any other, to this amazing and inspiring woman.
A natural orator, Crockin embraced her abilities as a public speaker to fight for the causes in which she passionately believed. From her part in the fight for women's votes, to aiding in the growth of Hadassah, encouraging voter education and supporting Maryland's immigrant community, Crockin left behind a legacy of women inspired to take up their cause. Sadie was the founder and first president of the Baltimore City League of Women Voters in 1920.
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