
The city’s cultural institutions offer many special programs to commemorate Women’s History Day in Salem
From the House of the Seven Gables Salem’s mayor, Kimberley Driscoll, states in her Women’s History Day proclamation that the city has benefitted from women’s contributions for more than four centuries, beginning with the Native American women who lived in the village of Naumkeag. Over the centuries, women took action on hard issues like slavery, voting rights, education, immigration, children’s

#shareHERstory – Celebrate Women’s History and Intersectionality this March
This month, Creative Collective is celebrating Women’s History Month!* Follow along as we tell the stories of women small business owners and woman-led organizations. March is Women’s History Month – and there are several ways to celebrate, learn, and discover in the coming weeks. Here is our roundup of events on the North Shore and in greater Boston celebrating the

Celebrate Womxn’s History Month North of Boston
March is National Womxn’s History Month and the North Shore is celebrating with a month of great events and programming. Also happening this month are International Womxn’s Day on March 8th and Salem Womxn’s History Day on March 29th, 2020. Here are some of what’s coming up this month to celebrate Womxn of the North Shore. Check back regularly as
Salem Womxn's History Day Honors Women Past and Present
by Joey Phoenix Salem Womxn’s History Day falls this year on March 24, and local museums and businesses are honoring this day in Salem style. This day has become a local tradition since Mayor Kim Driscoll decreed the celebration of women a few years ago as part of the international happenings of Women’s History Month every March. Salem, Massachusetts is