Cleveland Public Library hosting events to celebrate Women's History Month.
CLEVELAND — During Women’s History Month, the Cleveland Public Library will host programs and activities to celebrate the accomplishments of women and their contributions to history, culture and society.The library will host a candid conversation with New York Times bestselling and award-winning author and American Ballet Theatre dancer Misty Copeland on Saturday, March 19 at noon via Zoom.
Participants must be 16 years of age of older. No dance experience is necessary. Space is limited and registration is required.What’s blocking your shine in the workplace? Many women feel overlooked, ignored and misunderstood in the workplace. During a candid conversation titled “OVERDUE: The Candid Conversation Women of Color Need to Have More Often,” participants can engage in a thought-provoking discussion and networking event.
Cleveland Rape Crisis Center and the CPL will host a virtual community forum to address the intersection of gender, class, and victimization, including gender-based violence.
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