Kick Off Women's History Month With an Online Discussion About Transit Pioneers
The New York Transit Museum is delving into the stories of the women who blazed a trail in the city system as transit workers, operators and officers.
A woman employed as a subway guard on the B.M.T. in the early 20th century. Photo via Library of Congress
The New York Transit Museum is delving into the stories of the women who blazed a trail in the city system as transit workers, operators and officers.
You can join the free online discussion about the fight for equal access to jobs, debates over gender-segregated cars and more on Tuesday, March 1 at 7 p.m.
While free, registration is required. Further information, including the link for registration, can be found on the event page online.
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