CONNECT with the City2025 Women’s History Month
Starting in 1981, Congress passed a public law that authorized and formally requested for the President to proclaim one specific week in March as “Women’s History Week.” Over the next five years, Congress continued to work towards what would eventually become Women’s History Month, a monthlong celebration and recognition of women’s achievements and contributions in history. At San Diego Public Library we celebrate and honor this month with programs, resources and booklists.
Featured Program
Ashland: A Staged Reading by Laura Preble
March 14 & 15 | 6 p.m. | City Heights Performance Annex
Join Riot Productions a staged reading of Ashland by Laura Preble. Two mothers find comfort and family in each other amidst the struggles and the joys of the shared challenging road of motherhood. Ashland tells the story of mothers to autistic kids and adults, hoping that parents can feel heard and less alone.
Riot Productions has a commitment to presenting stories about women with arc and agency. They share stories wanting to increase compassion and empathy for the unique struggles, triumphs, failures and successes of women.
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