She the People Walking Tour — Boston

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“Fast paced and full to bursting with vivid, raucous figures and stories that have been kept out of our history books for too long, Jen Deaderick’s She the People is a remarkable corrective that will broaden readers’ views and deepen their understanding of the history that has brought us to this moment—and will inspire new approaches to moving forward.”


— Rebecca Traister, author of Good and Mad & All the Single Ladies

With stops at places referred to in my book, SHE THE PEOPLE, or related to people I discuss, this walking tour gives a sense of the layers of women’s history in Boston, from before 1776 to now.

At the request of a tour member, this specific tour date will definitely be wheelchair accessible, as I hope all the tours will be going forward. 

To purchase tickets, click here:

https://www.jendeaderick.com/products/she-the-people-walking-tour-boston

Tours will generally happen rain or shine, but in cases of extreme weather, which happens around these parts, I will get in touch with people who have registered.

The tour is approximately three miles and takes about three hours. There are lots of opportunities for breaks — bathroom and snacks — throughout, including a long stop at a café two thirds of the way through.

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At the moment, just a Boston branch of the tour is available. A Cambridge edition, and a combined version, will be available later on. You can join my mailing list,  or follow me on Twitter or Facebook to stay up to date on these developments.