Columbia's Daughters: The Political Equality Clubs of Warren, Washington, and Saratoga Counties, 1890-1917

About this event

... of Warren, Washington and Saratoga Counties, 1890-1917, focusing on the stories of unknown local suffragists who organized to turn the tide, and secure voting rights for women in New York state. No registration required.

What to Expect

· The program features a guest speaker or lecturer presenting a specific topic.

· The talk is moderated by library staff.

· The presentation may include spoken lectures, storytelling, or slides.

· Time may be reserved at the end for questions and discussion, but participation is optional.

· You are welcome to listen quietly without participating.

· You may arrive late or leave early if needed.

· There is no expectation of prior knowledge about the topic.

· The library moderates discussions to support respectful dialogue but may not endorse all viewpoints expressed.

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Sensory Information

· The program takes place in a shared indoor event space.

· Seating is library-style (chairs in rows or semi-circles).

· Lighting is standard indoor lighting; lights may be dimmed or off during slides or videos.

· The speaker may use a microphone or amplified sound.

· The speaker may move around the room.

· Slides, images, or videos may be projected on a screen.

· Audience noise is typically low, with occasional applause or questions.

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Sensory Supports

· Listening without speaking or asking questions is always welcome.

· You may step out, take breaks, or move seating as needed.

· Fidget tools, notebooks, or quiet sensory items are welcome.

· Closed captions, printed materials, or visual aids will be available when possible.

· Additional accessibility support may be available—please ask library staff.

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