19387 - Weaving Threads: A History of New Mexico Women through Quilts

Course Overview

Not all of women’s history has been recorded or access by the general public. Tina’s research discloses not only the famous but the “other” women whose achievements have created the New Mexico we enjoy today. She has created her own interpretation of selected women from the days of Chaco canyon until the present. Women ranchers, authors from as early as the late nineteenth century, teachers from within various ethnic groups, ladies of the night, cattle rustlers and many more women will be introduced to attendees. Not all the Women of New Mexico were famous nor even local, but they built the New Mexico we enjoy today.

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This class is eligible for UNM Tuition Remission under Personal Enrichment.

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