National Women's Conference

The National Women's Conference in 1977 was a significant gathering held in Houston, Texas, focused on women's rights and issues in the United States. Organized by the U.S. government, it brought together thousands of women and advocates from diverse backgrounds to discuss topics like reproductive rights, workplace equality, and domestic violence. The conference culminated in the "National Plan of Action," which outlined strategies for advancing women's rights across various sectors. It was a pivotal moment that energized the feminist movement and helped shape policies affecting women in the following decades.