Woman Suffrage
The movement for women's voting rights, in which Utah and Latter-day Saint women were pioneers.
18 documents · 4 libraries · 1978–2025
Emphasis over time
Peak: 9 documents in 2020
Documents tagged with this topic each year. Libraries cover different years (Liahona starts in 2021), so the rate compares eras more fairly than the count.
Where it lives
- BYU Studies11 documents
- Liahona Articles5 documents
- General Conference1 document
- Interpreter1 document
Latest
Liahona Articles
Remembering the Contributions of Pioneer Martha Hughes Cannon (opens in a new tab)
Zoey Diede · Sep 2025
Liahona Articles
Orson Pratt and Emmeline Wells: Examples of Intellect and Faith (opens in a new tab)
Jordan T. Watkins · Oct 2023
Liahona Articles
Braving the Political Fires of Washington, DC (opens in a new tab)
Cherry B. Silver · Dec 2021
Interpreter
Hanna Seariac · 2021
BYU Studies
A Harmony of Voices (opens in a new tab)
Rebekah Ryan Clark · 2020
BYU Studies
A Treasure Trove of Research Resources about Historical Latter-day Saint Women (opens in a new tab)
Connie Lamb · 2020
BYU Studies
Belva Lockwood (opens in a new tab)
Melinda Evans · 2020
General Conference
Women’s Greatest Challenge (opens in a new tab)
Barbara B. Smith · Oct 1978
Most frequent voices
- Cherry B. Silver3 documents
- Carol C. Madsen2 documents
- Katherine Kitterman2 documents
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