This Historia by Dr. Amy French talks about Rosa Parks and her lifetime of activism for civil rights. . Continue reading Rosa Parks–Lifelong Activist

This Historia by Dr. Amy French tells the story of Joseph Jendrus and his widow’s attempt to get compensation from her late husband’s employer. Continue reading Joseph Jendrus & Michigan’s Worker Compensation Law

This Historia by Dr. Amy French tells the story of the 1963 Birmingham Campaign to end segregation. Continue reading 1963 Birmingham Campaign

For over a decade Delta College’s Women’s History Month Committee placed life-sized cutouts of women who dared to step outside their cultural confines and make history around campus. In 2022, the committee decided to transition the tour to a digital format and re-envision the cutouts for new ventures. These videos were taken of their last time together as one grouping. Part One: Artemesia Gentileschi, Benzir … Continue reading Women Who Dared Tour Videos

When Elizabeth Cady Stanton declared she was bringing up suffrage at a women’s rights convention to be held in July of 1848, it was a bold move undoubtedly causing some of her family and friends to question her sanity. Around 300 women and men gathered in Seneca Falls, New York for the first women’s convention in the U.S. The participants ranged from 14 year-old Susan … Continue reading “Declaration of Sentiments” Radio Program