Browse Organizations
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Description | Founding year | Works by | Works about | Works to |
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| Equal Exchange Inc. | 1 | ||||
| Equal Franchise Federation of Pittsburgh | |||||
| Equal Franchise League | |||||
| Equal Franchise Society | |||||
| Equal Franchise Society of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA | 1 | ||||
| Equal Franchise Society of San Antonio | 1912 | ||||
| Equal Justice Initiative | 1989 | 2 | |||
| Equal Policy Center | |||||
| Equal Rights | |||||
| Equal Rights (Magazine) | Founded by the National Woman's Party as a campaign tool for the Equal Rights Amendment | 1923 | |||
| Equal Rights Amendment Movement | After the passage of the Nineteenth Amendment in 1920, Alice Paul and the National Woman’s Party conceived of a plan for a new amendment to promote equal rights for women more generally. Written in 1921, and first... After the passage of the Nineteenth Amendment in 1920, Alice Paul and the National Woman’s Party conceived of a plan for a new amendment to promote equal rights for women more generally. Written in 1921, and first introduced into Congress in 1923, it finally passed the House and Senate in 1972. Professional women’s organizations predominated in the early movement as women’s labor interests opposed the ERA until the 1960s, viewing it as a threat to protective legislation for women. By the 1970s a broader coalition of women’s groups came to support the ERA in the changed economic and social climate. Show more Show less | 1920 | 1 | 23 | |
| Equal Rights Association of New Orleans | |||||
| Equal Rights Association of Painesville | |||||
| Equal Rights Association of Rockland, Rockland, ME | 1 | ||||
| Equal Rights International | Equal Rights International (ERI) was founded by British feminists to promote women's equal rights internationally. The women of ERI, based in Geneva, lobbied the League of Nations and the International Labour Organi... Equal Rights International (ERI) was founded by British feminists to promote women's equal rights internationally. The women of ERI, based in Geneva, lobbied the League of Nations and the International Labour Organization in support of the Equal Rights Treaty, the Montevideo Nationality Treaty, labor laws for both men and women, and equal status for women. The ERI merged with the World Woman's Party in 1941. Most material on the ERI in Women and Social Movements International speaks to the organization's relationship with the World Woman's Party (WWP) and Alice Paul. Show more Show less | 1930 | 4 | 13 | 1 |
| Equal Rights League | 1 | ||||
| Equal Rights, Washington, DC | |||||
| Equal Suffrage Association of Dubuque County, Iowa | |||||
| Equal Suffrage Association of Kansas | |||||
| Equal Suffrage Association of North Carolina | |||||
| Equal Suffrage Association of Santa Clara County | |||||
| Equal Suffrage League of Aiken County, Aiken, SC | 1 | ||||
| Equal Suffrage League of North Carolina | |||||
| Equal Suffrage League of South Carolina | |||||
| Equal Suffrage League of Virginia | 1909 |
