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Women's Project Unveils History Exhibit

By Jacqueline Froelich
Published March 2, 2022 at 2:49 PM CST
Women’s Project Board on the steps of their Main Street, Little Rock headquarters in 1995 (top row, right) Lynn Frost, Linda Coyle, Onie Norma, Annette Shead, Amy Edgington, Judy Matsuoka, Suzanne Pharr, Felicia Davidson, Deborah Evans Johnstone, Freddie Nixon, Estella Morris, Juanita Weston and Janet Perkins.
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Women’s Project board and staff on the steps of their Main Street, Little Rock headquarters in 1995 (from top row, right) Lynn Frost, Linda Coyle, Onie Norma, Annette Shead, Amy Edgington, Judy Matsuoka, Suzanne Pharr, Felicia Davidson, Deborah Evans Johnstone, Freddie Nixon, Estella Morris, Juanita Weston and Janet Perkins.

A new virtual exhibit chronicling the history of the Women's Project in Arkansas opens March 3rd. The multimedia exhibit is produced by the Arkansas People's History Project.

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Jacqueline Froelich
Jacqueline Froelich is an investigative reporter and news producer for <i>Ozarks at Large.</i>
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