The National Women's Conference (1977)

The National Women's Conference in 1977 was a pivotal event in the United States aimed at addressing women's issues and advocating for gender equality. Held in Houston, Texas, it gathered thousands of women and men, including delegates from every state and various organizations. The conference focused on topics such as reproductive rights, equal pay, and violence against women. It produced the "National Plan of Action," which outlined recommendations for improving women's status in society. This historic event highlighted the importance of women's voices in shaping policies and brought significant attention to the feminist movement during that era.