ML36-P. LIVING INTO OUR DIFFERENCES
Hostetter Enrichment Center, Messiah Village 10/21/2021This course will examine how we can live better together. In an interactive environment, we will be the teachers and learners together as we learn principles of dignity and respect toward others who have different political, cultural, and religious viewpoints. To guide our discussions, we will be using the book Dignity: Its Essential Role in Resolving Conflict by Donna Hicks. Participants are encouraged to read the book prior to the course.
ML05-V. AMERICAN WOMEN IN THE 1950S: WERE THEY ALL JUNE CLEAVER?
Virtual on Zoom 11/29/2021Americans typically think of the 1950s as a decade where women left the World War II labor market and resumed the roles of wife and mother. But labor market forces, trends in education, and pent-up consumer demand propelled many wives and mothers back into paid employment. Why did this happen? How did it affect employers and families? And what were the implications of this trend for the women's movement?
LH05-V AMERICAN WOMEN IN THE 1950S: WERE THEY ALL JUNE CLEAVER?
Virtual on Zoom 11/29/2021Americans typically think of the 1950s as a decade where women left the World War II labor market and resumed the roles of wife and mother. But labor market forces, trends in education, and pent-up consumer demand propelled many wives and mothers back into paid employment. Why did this happen? How did it affect employers and families? And what were the implications of this trend for the women's movement?