OUR NEXT EVENT!
Your Sister in the Gospel brilliantly recreates the world of Jane Manning James, a remarkable nineteenth-century
black woman who converted to Mormonism, worked in Joseph Smith's house, and migrated to Utah. This fascinating story
greatly enlarges our understanding of what was possible for people of Jane's race and gender in her generation.
Richard L. Bushman
author of Joseph Smith: Rough Stone Rolling
black woman who converted to Mormonism, worked in Joseph Smith's house, and migrated to Utah. This fascinating story
greatly enlarges our understanding of what was possible for people of Jane's race and gender in her generation.
Richard L. Bushman
author of Joseph Smith: Rough Stone Rolling
A Tradition Revived: The MWHIT Bazaar
The annual MWHIT bazaar, reviving the historical tradition of Relief Society bazaars, is a smash hit at MHA with dozens of items, scores of bids, and lots of fun! We raise tidy sums to help support our awards, events, and outreach.
Each year we invite our supporters to contribute handmade items or services to help us in our efforts.
Thank you to all who have donated or shopped.
Each year we invite our supporters to contribute handmade items or services to help us in our efforts.
Thank you to all who have donated or shopped.
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The Team
We are an independent group of scholars promoting research and networking in the field of Mormon Women's History. Learn more about us.
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Networking
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Please consider donating to MWHIT.
We raise funds to support our ongoing initiatives: awards, events, web site, and communication with our network of scholars and individuals. We are also working towards establishing a scholarship fund and travel grants to enable scholars to present Mormon women's history at conferences. We are a 501(c)(3) organization, and your contribution is tax-deductible.
We raise funds to support our ongoing initiatives: awards, events, web site, and communication with our network of scholars and individuals. We are also working towards establishing a scholarship fund and travel grants to enable scholars to present Mormon women's history at conferences. We are a 501(c)(3) organization, and your contribution is tax-deductible.
