Category: Newsletter
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Bea Lumpkin: WARRIOR – MENTOR – FRIEND (1918-2026)
Eleanor Roosevelt said “Courage is more exhilarating than fear.” I know of no one who had more courage than…
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Bea Lumpkin’s Memorial at CTU’s Union Hall
For anyone who knew Bea Lumpkin or knew of her, it was hardly a surprise that the hall…
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Remembering Nicole Hollander (1939-2026)
Cartoonist and writer Nicole Hollander passed away on April 23, 2026, just shy of her 87th birthday.
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Remembering Barbara Flynn Currie (1940-2026)
Born May 3, 1940 in La Crosse, Wisconsin, the first woman to hold the position in Illinois of second…
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Remembering Bea Lumpkin (1918–2026)
Chicago has lost a long-time champion of labor, civil and women’s rights. A celebration of Bea Lumpkin’s life will…
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Honoring Marty Goddard: Pioneer in Combatting Sexual Violence
Working Women’s History Project presents an exploration of the life of Marty Goddard, who lived in Chicago in…
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Working Women’s History Project Co-Sponsors Nonpartisan Senate Candidates’ Forum
Working Women’s History Project was a co-sponsor of a nonpartisan senatorial candidates’ forum held at Rainbow Push on…
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Working Women’s History Project Partners With Call & Response Books
Working Women’s History Project partnered with Call & Response Books on January 31 to host a reading with…
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Kenneth Bryan Morris: In Memoriam
A tribute to WWHP’s treasurer and longtime board member, Kenneth Morris (1956–2026), by his wife and WWHP board…
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Bread and Salt Performed at Printers Row Lit Fest
WWHP Board members were featured in a performance of Bread and Salt, a compilation of short stories, poetry,…