Women's Equality Day: Reclaiming Our Rights

A celebration hosted by the Women's Museum of California and Women's March San Diego.

This August the Women's Museum of California and Women's March San Diego are inviting you to join our Women's Equality Day celebration as we highlight the status of gender equality in our community through a conversation with dynamic women leaders. The program will take place at the San Diego History Center in Balboa Park on Thursday, August 26th starting at 4:30 PM.

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Join us as we show appreciation to the trailblazers who moved us closer to a more equal society, and to the leaders who continue the fight for equality for all women and girls.

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Featuring:

• Preview of Looking Back, Moving Forward: The Evolution of the Women’s Movement in the United States, a new Women's Museum of California exhibit

• Cocktail reception

• Panel discussion with women leaders

• Spotlight of community organizations committed to gender equality

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We are excited to announce that California Senate pro Tem Toni Atkins will be our keynote speaker.

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As well as being in person, the program will be live-streamed across social media starting at 5:30 PM to ensure access for everyone.

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Tickets

Live Stream Ticket - Free includes access to a live stream of the keynote speech and panel discussion. No in-person program access. 

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VIP Ticket - $50 includes VIP cocktail reception starting at 4:30 at the San Diego History Center, drink ticket, in-person seat for the program, preview of new Women’s Museum of California exhibit. 

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Virtual Community Booths

You can play an important role in achieving gender equality. Explore our community booth page and get to know how organizations and groups are working towards a more equal future for everyone and learn how you can get involved. 

Thank You To Our Supporters

Become A Community Partner

Community Partners commit to promoting the event to their supporters. In return Community Partners will be featured on our social media, event promotion, and  Virtual Community Booth page on the Women’s Museum website.