California to celebrate 100 years of "Votes for Women"

Three dynamic California women – Kim Salter, Gloria Taylor and Diane Madoshi – are spearheading a two-day celebration at the State Capitol in Sacramento on October 9 and 10, 2011, to commemorate the 100th anniversary of California granting women the right to vote back in 1911.  Kim, Gloria and Diane and their committee draw from many great organizations including The National Women's History Project, The American Association of University Women (AAUW), and the League of Women Voters.  They're working alongside university educators and civic leaders to make this a memorable and meaningful event.

Check out the celebration plans which include a host of activities such as historic reenactments and back-to-back screenings our our film, Seneca Falls at the statehouse, as well as a screening of our film and another documentary film, Votes for Women, at a local theater.  I'll be there to take it all in, and will be on hand for an audience Q&A after the film.  Hope you can join us.