Gender Equality by Rita Zuba Prokopetz

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Slide Notes

Gender Equality: Women Are Persons
Students: this is an eight-slide presentation on an important part of Manitoban history when women gained the right to vote (1916) and were recognized as persons (1929). You may now complete the on-site/on-line tasks as assigned. Prepared by RZP January 28, 2015.

Gender Equality

Published on Nov 18, 2015

Gender Equality: Women Are Persons Students: this is an eight-slide presentation on an important part of Manitoban history when women gained the right to vote (1916) and were recognized as persons (1929). Complete the on-site/on-line tasks as assigned. Prepared by RZP January 28, 2015.

PRESENTATION OUTLINE

GENDER EQUALITY

WOMEN ARE PERSONS (Prepared by RZP Jan. 28, 2015)

Gender Equality: Women Are Persons
Students: this is an eight-slide presentation on an important part of Manitoban history when women gained the right to vote (1916) and were recognized as persons (1929). You may now complete the on-site/on-line tasks as assigned. Prepared by RZP January 28, 2015.

Photo by Luz Adriana Villa A.

WOMEN FROM MANITOBA CAN VOTE

January 28, 1916

Photo by lorenkerns

MANITOBAN WOMEN HAVE THE RIGHT TO VOTE

At a provincial level

Photo by Leonard Bentley

FAMOUS FIVE

N. McClung, E. Murphy, H. Muir Edwards, L. McKinney, I. Parlby

Photo by Big Dadoo

"Person's Case" initiated by the Famous Five

March 14, 1928

Photo by Terriko

"Women are not persons
and cannot be senators"

Photo by AJ Batac

WOMEN BECOME PERSONS

October 18, 1929

Photo by Me in ME

NELLIE McLUNG, A PERSON IN 1929

Author, part of the Famous Five

Photo by mkooiman

THE RIGHT HONOURABLE MICHAELLE JEAN

A PERSON (27th GG of Canada '05-'10)

Photo by University of Saskatchewan

Rita Zuba Prokopetz

https://www.linkedin.com/in/rita-zuba-prokopetz-a433a874