By early 1922, Eleanor Roosevelt makes her first steps into the world of public speaking and political organizing and meets new female friends active in Progressive causes. Meanwhile, Franklin ...

Anna Eleanor Fierst, the former First Lady's great-granddaughter, attended the event to speak about her family’s legacy in human rights. Joining her on the stage were two Holocaust survivors ...

The president of Brandeis University replaced the late Eleanor Roosevelt in the Ford Hall Forum last night, and delivered a eulogy of her. Dr. Abram L. Sachar, who accepted the speaking date after ...

Eleanor Roosevelt, the first lady of American politics ... Roosevelt's death in 1945 she remained influential in politics. Speaking on "Unrest Within the Democratic Party" at the Law School ...

In this accessible work, Eleanor Roosevelt (1884–1962 ... Schooltime scenes of gender bias offer the child a chance to speak up against injustice, but in each instance, Eleanor stays quiet ...