Dental clinic at Valena C. Jones School, circa 1940.

Amistad’s exhibit with NOLA4Women honors New Orleans women leaders in education, business, rights, and growth.

April 3, 2018
May 31, 2018

Amistad is a partner of NOLA4Women, an organization made up of community allies that seeks to take action through innovative programs that celebrate women and girls. As a NOLA4Women collaborator, Amistad chose to create an exhibition that supported the goals of the organization’s “Builders and Rebuilders” model, a paradigm which seeks to place the lives and voices of women in New Orleans at the forefront of the city’s historical narrative. This exhibition showcases the achievements of women educators, businesswomen, civil rights activists, and leaders that have been essential to the development of New Orleans.

Dental clinic at Valena C. Jones School, circa 1940.
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