We are building the first monument on the National Mall dedicated to American Women's History

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Lucy Branham (1892-1966), American suffragist, in prison uniform speaking at a meeting during the National Woman's Party 'Prison Special' tour in 1919. Branham had been imprisoned in the Occoquan Workhouse in 1917 for picketing outside the White House. Imprisoned suffragists toured the country by train in 1919 raising awareness and support for women's suffrage.

The monument will commemorate the suffragists who secured women’s right to vote, catalyzed a movement for change, and transformed American democracy.

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the history of
the movement

We’re supported by leaders and luminaries who are honoring those who have come before them.

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“We are honored to have every living First Lady and a long list of distinguished trailblazers standing alongside us in this historic work. Together, we will make history.”

Anna Laymon

President and CEO of the Women’s Suffrage National Monument Foundation

Timeline to Build the Monument

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Dream Big

Completed
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Secure Congressional Support

Completed
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We need your support

Raise the Funds

In progress
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Finalize the Location

In progress
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Design the Monument

Coming Soon
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Bring the Design to Life

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Unveil the Monument

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Together, we will ensure that future generations of women and girls forever see themselves reflected in American history.
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