Historians will explore the roles played by women from different socio-economic and ethnic backgrounds on the development of New Mexico and their contributions to our state’s unique multicultural environment.
Building on their legacy and bringing arts to the forefront, Indigenous, Hispano, Anglo women continue to work towards equal recognition and progress to help New Mexico fulfill its promise.
Join us in-person at Santa Fe Preparatory School, or on Zoom. To join on Zoom, please register in advance at:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcodu6uqj8pGNJUzKoUgAdQRMol_lVxGcEu
Our speakers include:
*Nicolasa Chavez, Deputy NM State Historian, fourteenth-generation New Mexican, Flamenco and Tango artist, curator, and author.
*Sylvia Ramos Cruz, MD, NM women’s suffrage expert, poet, artist, women’s rights advocate, and retired surgeon.
*Robin Farwell Gavin, Curator Emeritus, Spanish Colonial Arts Museum, author of Converging Streams: Art of the Hispanic and Native American Southwest.
* Dr. Francis Levine, Southwest history expert, award-winning author, head of Missouri Historical Society, and former director of NM History Museum.
*Lisa Nordstrum, history teacher, educator/curriculum developer for NM Cultural Affairs Department and School of Advanced Research.
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