Working Girls History

• History of and for the working girl • A podcast connecting the past to the pressing issues of today! #workinggirlspod coming soon! 🎙#herstory #laborhistory

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It's #WorkingGirlsWednesday which means a new episode out now! Listen now at https://t.co/37MsekrKeb or anywhere podcasts are found

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This is the Old State House in Providence, where on this day in 1776 Rhode Island became the first state to declare its independence from the British Crown. Here's to three centuries of being ahead of the curve.

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#WomensHistoryMonth: Did you know, Isabel Ahearn O’Neill, the first woman to hold elected office in the Rhode Island General Assembly, introduced a bill to create 8 weeks paid maternity leave 1925? That's 95 years ago! Thx @gaylegoldin for sharing this bit of #PaidLeave history!

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Redress and Ireland’s industrial schools & Magdalene Laundries: can we get justice for survivors?

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New episode out now!! Take a listen on SoundCloud, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts!! #workinggirlspod

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Who is ready for another #workinggirlswednesday??? A new episode later today wherever podcasts are found

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Tell us some of your favorite #workingclass figures in history! #laborhistory

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Only have a few minutes for lunch! Spice things up while you eat with the #workinggirlspod! Newest episode out now on Apple Podcasts: https://t.co/Kgb5uZiaOw or anywhere else podcasts are found

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Don't miss out! This week on the #workinggirlspod listen to a historical profile of labor leader and union organizer for the United Textile Wokers: Elizabeth Nord! Check us on Spotify: https://t.co/wrZZADho9N or anywhere else podcasts are found!

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Happy #WorkingGirlsWednesday! Check out our latest episode on Elizabeth Nord the the Great Textile Strike of 1934 https://t.co/oTobdJzDID

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out now! the latest episode of the #workinggirlspod check it out here: https://t.co/oTobdJzDID and wherever podcasts are found!

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Some context for tomorrow’s episode!! 🧑‍💻

RI Working People: The Great Textile Strike 1934

Thanks:@RILaborHistory

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NEW EPISODE TOMORROW! We are everywhere where podcasts are found!!

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Curious about how the YWCA became a place for union action in New England? Tune in to the #workinggirlspod this Wednesday!

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Did you enjoy our special episode from last week?? We’re doing a historical profile this week - getting back to the basics!!

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This Wednesday! Be ready for a new episode of the #workinggirlspod, any guesses on what it might be?

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First episode of 2020 out now! Check it out here: https://t.co/37MsekJl5J

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Bored at work! Catch up on all the episodes of the #WorkingGirlsPod 2019 and then listen to our first show of 2020 here https://t.co/37MsekrKeb

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As mentioned in this weeks episode (https://t.co/37MsekrKeb) go read in The Chronicle, “The Heavy, Unseen Labor of Writing Reference Letters” https://t.co/PtMETvKWli by @universityofri philosophy professors Cheryl Foster, Rebecca Millsop, and Doug Reed

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NEW EPISODE TOMORROW!! Be sure to follow us on Apple Podcasts: https://t.co/5uz1sli8X8 and anywhere you listen to podcasts