In this class, Judith Tavano,
nationally recognized generations scholar, will
explore the vital, yet often overlooked, roles women played during the American Revolution
across political, domestic, and creative spheres.
Discover how women - American Patriots and
Loyalists, British Women, and Enslaved Women - shaped the American Revolution through
craft, domestic labor, espionage, and political
voice. This class highlights women as activists
and nurturers of wartime resilience, whose
diverse perspectives and actions challenged
power and helped forge a new culture for an
emerging nation.