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Mary

Location: MD

When I made this poster for a celebration of the 19th Amendment, I researched and learned about these courageous women who fought, sacrificed and died for a strong belief that women had the right to vote. I envision a hands on art classroom for people of all ages and backgrounds making their own poster broadening their scope of learning and understanding.

Every woman on my poster tells their own story through sacrifice, determination, and strength.

Featured Submissions

Ava

Ava

Location: FL

Age: 8

“I created a beautiful garden with yellow flowers and birds because I think this monument will be a happy place....”
Elizabeth

Elizabeth

Location: SC

Age: 11

“If there is a bridge at the monument, you could walk across it with your friends and family and talk...”
Ann Marshall

Ann Marshall

Location: SC

Age: 10

““I would like for 7 bronze statues of women to be the monument. I chose Harriet Tubman, Florence Nightingale, Ruth...”
Carlon

Carlon

Location: SC

Age: 38

“The sculpture is white marble, but use purple or colored marble for her hat. Purple and yellow flowers would surround...”
Dyuthi

Dyuthi

Location: NY

Age: 15

“This poem gives a voice to the suffragists, showing how women turned the phrase "know your place" into a fight...”
Emily

Emily

Location: AK

Age: 14

“The braided pillars symbolize how the work of many women came together in the suffrage movement.”