Congresswoman Pat Schroeder and the Pursuit for Women’s Health and Economic Equity
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Document Type
Poster
Publication Date
10-1-2025
Abstract
Pat Schroeder was the first congresswoman ever elected in Colorado, serving twenty-four years in the House of Representatives from her initial election in 1972 until 1997 when she retired. This timeline takes viewers through several legislative bills Schroeder introduced that attempted to secure economic independence for “displaced homemakers,” improve women’s health and reproductive access, and ensure economic equity for all women.
Department
DePartment of History
Project Mentor
Sarah Rowley
Recommended Citation
Dickinson, Kalina, "Congresswoman Pat Schroeder and the Pursuit for Women’s Health and Economic Equity" (2025). Annual Student Research Poster Session. 211.
https://scholarship.depauw.edu/srfposters/211
Funding and Acknowledgements
Asher Funding