Women's History Month - March 2022 - Join the Coalition Online This Saturday!

Conversations in America & Women's History Month Links

Women's History Month March 2022 BECOME A SPONSOR:  Will you join us on our campaign for creative recovery coming out of the pandemic? Your generous donation will immediately support Conversations In America: 2020 Vision - The Year We Saw Everything and our ability to move forward. Please visit our website for our #StageOpps and #ScreenOpps newsletters, and pages of Funding Resources, COVID Resources, Gender Parity Studies, and more. Help us rebuild all aspects of our creative lives and the impact of our member organiztions' efforts to bring attention to our vital, productive, and sustainable arts communities.  Donate on PayPal through this link or the QR code below. Conversations In America:  2020 Vision —The Year We Saw Everything Saturday, March 19, 2022 at 3pm EDT The Women In The Arts and Media Coalition will be presenting a virtual online production of Conversations in America: 2020 Vision - The Year We Saw Everything, a compilation of short plays and films, monologues, songs, and more from members of our full and affiliate member organizations. SAG-AFTRA is a gold sponsor of the event. Included are short plays and films, monologues, songs, and more on all kinds of discrimination; movements including BLM, TimesUp, and MeToo; and the many divisions in the country. For Women’s History Month, the initial showing will be free on Zoom - reservations required. RSVP is through EventBrite. It will be available to view online for a short time after that. More info available here. EventBrite link: bit.ly/wamconva2020 Event page on website link: bit.ly/wamconvia Submitting Artists Whose Work is Represented Include: Mary Bonnett, Lava Buckley & Angelique Midthunder, B.J. Burton, G. Victoria Campbell, Shebana Coelho, Amy Engelhardt, Sonya Hayden, Debbie Lamedman, E.P. McKnight, Amy Oestreicher, Harriet Reynolds, Stephanie Satie, Dana Schwartz, Germaine Shames, Deanne Stillman, Candece Tarpley, Towanda Underdue, and BC Voices. Featured performers are Frances Fisher, Shaun Bennet Fauntleroy, and the writers themselves. Additional performers include Kendall Evans, Debra Khan-Bey, Meg MacCary, Sophie Overwater, Terran Scott, Ellen Wolf, and Justine Woodford. WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH Learn About Women From All Disciplines and Fields: Women’s History Month Events Plays About Historical Women from 365 Women a Year: a Playwriting Project Literature: 25 Women to Read Before You Die from Powell’s The Greatest Female Authors of All Time from Echo Lit 10 Books by Trans Authors That Will Change Your Life from Subvrt Trans and Non-Binary Authors to Read Today from Strand Black Women Poets You Should Know from The Lily 21 Black Female Poets from The Tempest 12 Female Poets Who Changed the Game from Read Poetry Theatre: 15 Women Playwrights You Really Should Have Heard Of from What’s Onstage 7 Women of Theatre History You Should Know from The Interval 7 More Women of Theatre History You Should Know from The Interval 6 Plays and Musicals for Trans Awareness Dance: The History of Dance is Feminist from Dance Art Journal 8 Women Choreographers Who Changed Dance from Bach Track Three African-American Women Who Revolutionized Modern Dance from KCET Music: The 150 Greatest Albums Made by Women from NPR 25 Songs by Black Women that Rocked the World from the 1920s- 2020 Female Artists from the Native American Music Awards Songs of Native American Women Greatest Women Composers in Classical Music from Classic FM Art: 10 Native American Women Artists You Should Know 20 Female Artists You Need to Know from Harper’s Bazaar 10 Breakthrough Women Artists from Black Art in America 8 Female Artists Who Caught Fire in Their 80s from Artnet Where are the Black Women Artists At? Coalition Website ‌ ‌ ‌