Mom - Herstory is Our Story

The 1970s women's movement was essentially crowd-sourced, a grass roots effort, women talking to women and then asking for change. My mother, Ellouise Schoettler, was among those women -- and now she's telling herstory and encouraging others to share theirs. What's yours? www.facebook.com/SecondWaveAlbum
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Ellouise Schoettler - Pushing Boundaries at the 2012 Capital Fringe takes us into the 1970s Women's Movement. http://pushingboundariesstory.com
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Ellouise Schoettler - Pushing Boundaries at the 2012 Capital Fringe takes us into the 1970s Women's Movement. http://pushingboundariesstory.com
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ERA Quilt created by the Oakland League of Women Voters... displayed in Houston 1980. Help Ellouise Schoettler, former ERA Campaign Director of the National League of Women Voters (1979-1982) put names to faces. http://www.facebook.com/secondwavealbum
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Sign of the Times: In the 1970's, did you or anyone you know write using the women-symbol shorthand? My Mom did. http://facebook.com/secondwavealbum
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!970s necklace - bought by @Ellouise Schoettle at NOW Meeting in Washington DC. What's in your jewelry box? http://facebook.com/secondwavealbum
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Pics, stories & more... 1970s Women's History is on Facebook www.facebook.secondwavealbum.com Click LIKE if you know a woman who was alive in the 1970s... ask them about their story!