The First Wave is an exhibit of life sized bronze statues of the five women who organized the First Women's Rights Convention, some of the men who came to participate, and a few anonymous others.
Several people who participated worked on committees, served as officers, chaired sessions, and addressed the convention.
The public was asked to join the organizers and sign the Declaration of Sentiments, which was ratified at the First Women's Rights Convention. The Declaration of Sentiments outlined the goals and defined the new women's rights movment.
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Did You Know?
Did you know when the announcement for the First Women's Rights Convention was printed in the newspaper, Lucretia Mott was the only organizer named?
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