Elizabeth Cady Stanton

Seneca Falls, New York

Objective
Seeking a position where I can utilize my education and experience to
enable, empower, and promote womens rights.

Qualifications Summary
Philanthropic woman who believes in the power of change and equality with
a comprehensive background of the law and unalienable rights. Possessing
the tenacity to get any job done, regardless of gender or race.

Experience
Organized the first womans rights convention in Seneca Falls, 1848
Abolitionist and leading lady in the womens rights movement
Writer and speaker, Declaration of Sentiments
Attended World Antislavery Convention in London, 1840
Formed the campaign against the 14th and 15th amendment, as they did not
promote womens rights

Employment
Cofounder of the National Womans Loyal League
Writer and editor, Revolution
Writer, History of Woman Suffrage

Education and Training

Law intern and protg to Judge Daniel Cady
Johnstown Academy, 1830
Graduated from Emma Willards Troy Female Seminary, 1832
Proficient in English, Greek and Latin languages

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