The upcoming book, “It’s Our Movement Now,” will also be highlighted. The book was edited by Dr. Laura L. Lovett (University of Pittsburgh), Dr. Rachel Jessica Daniel and Kelly Giles (University of Massachusetts, with a chapter by Voices of Resilience curator and Professor Janine Fondon, MA, MFA (Bay Path University). Exhibition scholar Dr. Demetria Shabazz, notes that the exhibit presents an opportunity to learn how women overcame challenges and created enduring legacies. “It is important to reflect on how African-American women and other women have stepped up to shape our civic and political culture over time.” Dr. Lucie Lewis, exhibition scholar and researcher, said, “Remembering the shoulders on which we stand and discovering the spirit that guided their journey emboldens each of us to embrace the work that remains yet to be done.”